[CEI] Chrome Extension Ideas #201
ideas for Travellers, Shoppers, Steam Traders, Amazon Sellers
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If you’ve ever thought, “surely there’s a Chrome extension for this…”, that’s where these came from.
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Idea #1
A Chrome Extension That Counters Dynamic Pricing Exploitation by Airlines
You’ve planned and saved for months to take your family on that dream vacation. You buy amusement park tickets. Then, you go to buy the flights, except all of a sudden… the price has skyrocketed. Why? Because your airline knows you just purchased those tickets.Every time you search for a flight, airlines quietly crank up the price based on your behavior, repeat visits, urgency signals, and even your browser type.
This extension flips the script.
It creates fake browsing history, swaps your user-agent to look like a casual boomer on Internet Explorer, and floods your digital trail with decoy searches (like “How to take a bus to Delaware” or “coupon printer near me”), all to make you look broke, bored, and not in a hurry.
The goal? Confuse their dynamic pricing engine so you get shown cheaper fares.
Click “Camouflage Mode” before you shop, and it scrambles your intent footprint. You get alerts when prices dip and stay invisible to the pricing traps.
Keywords to rank for:
why are flight prices so high
airline price surge after booking
how airlines track prices
Idea #2
A Chrome extension that shows you how clothes will look on your body, not just the model’s
If only ecom looked like this.You upload a photo (or use your phone’s body scan), and as you browse online stores, the extension swaps in a realistic preview of how each item would fit on you. Not a size chart. Not a guess. A visual overlay, right on the product page.
It uses AI to estimate drape, stretch, and fit based on fabric type, giving you a better sense of how a crop top, jacket, or pair of jeans will actually sit on your shape.
No more squinting at models and wondering, “Would this even work on me?”
Keywords to rank for:
Online shopping try-on tool
E-commerce virtual fitting room
How to visualize clothes on me online
