Chrome Extension Ideas

Chrome Extension Ideas

[CEI] Chrome Extension Ideas #46

ideas for NFT, Privacy, Twitter and Audio

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Idea #1


A chrome extension that turns all ENS domains into clickable links on Twitter and links to the Dao Panel messaging client!

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Shane Mac@ShaneMac
Someone should build a chrome extension that turns all @ensdomains into clickable links on Twitter and links to this messaging client!
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Peter Denton @petermdenton
If you have a wallet (metamask/coinbase/rainbow) you can go here and send me a message. https://t.co/nuDy0KrD5K It's so cool. DAOPanel is one of the first clients built using XMTP as the messaging backbone, so it's native web3 chat.
12:22 AM · Jun 9, 2022

1 Repost · 12 Likes

NFT space is full of scammers, this can serve as a good filtration tool too. And if you’re building this, here is a supporting idea

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Jeddi ⟠@antinertia
Please build a twitter chrome extension that shows your blockscan messages on the twitter dm tab without showing to the sender what's your twitter handle that's how you create onchain messaging usage
12:14 PM · Jun 1, 2022

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Idea #2

A chrome extension that tells you the demographic categories a site is collecting about you when you visit it.

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Kerri@KerriMickelsen
@denvercoder A pop up that tells you the demographic categories a site is collecting about you when you visit it.
4:34 AM · Aug 24, 2021

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People care a lot more about their privacy now and this can serve as a good tool. But you would have to figure out a way to not make the pop-ups irritating.


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