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I Found 40+ Chrome Extension Ideas in January… And Didn’t Send Them to You.
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Because I could only send 4 per week.
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Idea #1
A Chrome extension that removes promoted scams from Dexscreener
I don't think I've ever seen such a widely used website steer into dark patterns like Dexscreener has
Nearly the entire front page is promoted bundled scams, and if you search for a real coin CA, scams are actively boosted ahead of the token
They are making $200M/yr off thisSimilar Solutions:
New open-source Tool for Chrome Extension DNS Forensics
Chrome extensions often operate as black boxes, making network activity attribution nearly impossible.
Traditional monitoring tools only show traffic originating from the Chrome process, leaving security teams guessing which extension is behind a suspicious DNS query.
ExtensionHound addresses this challenge by analyzing Chrome’s internal network state and correlating DNS activity with specific extensions.
Idea #2
A Chrome extension that sends your query to all the models in browser tabs
I find that recently I end up using *all* of the models and all the time. One aspect is the curiosity of who gets what, but the other is that for a lot of problems they have this "NP Complete" nature to them, where coming up with a solution is significantly harder than verifying a candidate solution. So your best performance will come from just asking all the models, and then getting them to come to a consensus (e.g. bug finding is a good example). For this I'm actually missing a layer of automation here to build my "model consortium" right now.Similar Solutions:
Hiring a Chrome Extension Developer
FinnMoney Needs Someone Who Can Create Google Chrome Extensions (simple) For him.
Dm him for more info.
Permission To Use DeepSeekAI To Help.
Idea #3
A Chrome extension that grabs full-size images from Google search results
i get irrationally mad when i’m googling pics and theyre blurry bc theyre on fb or ig like just let me see it clear im not opening your dumb stupid ugly appsSimilar Solutions:
How to find the manifest.json file of any Chrome extension
Go to chrome://extensions
Turn on Developer mode
Copy the extension ID
Go to ~/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default/Extensions
Find the matching ID then find the manifest.json file!
Idea #4
A Chrome extension that converts your documents to XML or images
I built something silly but useful ✨
Introducing: Oh One Pro
Use o1-pro, o1 and o3-mini to analyze any document.
❓ Problem
OpenAI's reasoning models are very powerful but it has limitations:
- You need to add enough context to get the most out of it and
- Model like o1-pro doesn't support document upload. You can't attach source code or PDFs
💡 Solution
Oh One Pro works around this by converting your documents to xml or images.
👨💻 How to use it?
It's incredibly simple to use.
1. Drag and drop your files into the app
2. Copy as text (xml format) or images
3. Paste into ChatGPT app
Oh and it's free, no account required.
Link in comment ↓Related:
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I hope you enjoyed this week’s Chrome Extension Ideas. See you next week.
Talk Soon,
Honey Syed
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