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Show HN: Quickly scan HN for new articles

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I have a dedicated HN tab that I come back to and reload multiple times a day to see whats new and hot.

I wrote a Chrome Extension to:

- quickly scan new articles since my last reload - quickly scan highly discussed articles - open actual articles and discussions in a new tab

This links to the source code. The chrome extension is linked at the bottom of the github page.

Note:

- This extension only operates on the HN front page (https://news.ycombinator.com/news) - The first time you reload the HN front page after installing the extension all articles will get highlighted.

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This is awesome! On an unrelated note, anyone have good resources for converting chrome extensions to Safari? I found this and will try it later if no one has a better suggestion: https://www.reddit.com/r/Safari/comments/10meyn5/how_to_conv...

I thought Safari and Firefox were supposed to start supporting Chrome's webextensions.

I've had some luck with Firefox although there are differences. I haven't tried Safari.

Re: Show HN: Quickly scan HN for new articles

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This is awesome! On an unrelated note, anyone have good resources for converting chrome extensions to Safari? I found this and will try it later if no one has a better suggestion: https://www.reddit.com/r/Safari/comments/10meyn5/how_to_conv...

I thought Safari and Firefox were supposed to start supporting Chrome's webextensions. I've had some luck with Firefox although there are differences. I haven't tried Safari.

I don't see a way to install an extension that isn't in the Safari store, other than that link I found on reddit. But I could definitely be missing something.

Re: Show HN: Quickly scan HN for new articles

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

I thought Safari and Firefox were supposed to start supporting Chrome's webextensions. I've had some luck with Firefox although there are differences. I haven't tried Safari.

I don't see a way to install an extension that isn't in the Safari store, other than that link I found on reddit. But I could definitely be missing something.

You will need to build it using xcode and install it like ordinary app (On MacOS at least)
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