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Yesterday afternoon at a friend's hackathon, I built a website where you can see an aggregated view of Hacker News. You can check out who the top posters are (both regular submissi…

While I agree those areas are much nicer, most people still need to commute to go work in, and spend considerable amount of time in soma, fidi, etc. I used to live in one of those …

Hi HN! Excited to showcase a fun browser extension we built over the weekend. Lenses is a browser extension for Twitter that transforms all the tweets in your feed to make them mat…

So great to hear! What kind of extension are you building?

Great feedback! I'll push a change to add that.

We have a lot of ideas on how to make this problem a lot easier. It's a big reason why extensions aren't as big as they could be. Browser extension devs having to tinker and even t…

Shameless plug, but we built the Plasmo Framework to make that (and a lot more) super easy: https://github.com/plasmohq/plasmo

Yeah, I believe China doesn't even allow TLSv1.3

We've been having a hard time getting feedback on our docs. Some people post GitHub issues or send us pull requests, but we've heard that the friction is too great for little thing…

In his most recent testimony, Mudge mentioned that he was in the leaked OPM database with his details and clearance level leaked which implies he had clearance.

Thanks for the feedback! Updated it.

Thanks!

Our tooling is written in Node.js. So developers must have Node installed on their machines to utilize our tooling. When they use our CLI to watch the file system for changes for l…

We use Parcel under the hood and are huge fans! Our framework has opinionated abstractions on top of it that we think help improve the extension development experience considerably…

Thanks! We wrote a custom Parcel runtime [1] inspired by Parcel's HMR runtime (which was too bloated and buggy for us) that injects a web socket listener into the development build…

There's standardization work being done at the moment with the W3C WebExtensions Community Group [1] which is definitely a step in the right direction! Mozilla has also done some g…

It's definitely something we want to consider in the future! Right now, we want to focus on a single view framework and make the developer experience as seamless as possible with i…

Hey HN, we're excited to have people try out our framework! When we built out a Chrome extension earlier this year, we noticed that the config was too imperative. You had to consta…