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Gloss is an open-source Chrome extension that uses the Grok API to restyle any website based on a user prompt, injecting streamed CSS and optional JavaScript to personalize pages.
A minimal Chrome extension that hides LinkedIn's home feed while keeping jobs, profiles, messaging, and search usable. Pending Chrome Web Store approval, with manual installation available.
A Chrome plugin that reverse-engineers any image into a detailed prompt by analyzing visual elements, allowing users to copy and use the prompt in image generation tools.
Recommend a Google Chrome prompt reverse engineering extension promptcard, with great replication effect, suitable for prompt engineering.
A college student created InTruth, a Chrome extension that uses AI to transcribe and fact-check live speeches, debates, and interviews in real time, displaying corrections on screen before the speaker finishes.
Unibase Memory is a Chrome extension that enables shared memory across ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini, allowing users to capture, search, and inject AI conversations into any tool, eliminating the need to re-explain context.
This Codex update adds three built-in plugins (Sites, Template Creator, Visualize), a built-in browser that can directly use Google information, Ultra mode supporting 4 parallel agents, integration with ChatGPT web chat, and the Chrome plugin renamed to ChatGPT.
In a tweet thread, three approaches to implementing digital employees are discussed: running in Docker, IM-based agents (e.g., bloome), and digital twin-based solutions (e.g., WisMe.ai). It also introduces WisMe.ai as a personal AI knowledge base and reading assistant product.
PopUpFactCheck for YouTube, an AI fact-checking Chrome extension, now supports Firefox, arrow key navigation for bubbles, and batch report generation for entire videos.
OpenAI is shutting down its Atlas AI browser but integrating its agentic browsing features into ChatGPT's desktop app and a new Chrome extension, signaling a strategic shift to treat browsing as a feature rather than a product.
PlugThis is a tool that lets you generate Chrome extensions easily, similar to Lovable but focused on browser extensions.
Nanobrowser is an open-source AI web automation tool, serving as a free alternative to OpenAI Operator. It runs locally in the browser, supports multi-agent collaboration, emphasizes privacy, and offers flexible LLM choices.
A Chrome extension that lets coding agents (LLMs) view the browser to iterate on designs without headless browsers.
A tweet highlights how AI tools like Computer Use, Chrome Extensions, and Plugins automate tedious processes, with Ethan Mollick praising Codex for solving Windows problems.
A developer built an open-source Chrome extension that enhances LinkedIn messaging with keyboard shortcuts, instant local search, dark mode, and privacy, running fully locally.
The open-source project tab-out is a Chrome extension for managing a large number of open browser tabs. It groups tabs by domain, supports one-click closing, duplicate detection, saving for later reading, and more, helping programmers overcome the pain point of being afraid to close tabs.
This video introduces methods to turn X (Twitter) into a high-quality information feed, including account nurturing, using X Premium, Clip to Notion tool, Grok AI summarization, and browser extensions.
Introducing Prompt Optimizer, an open-source tool that helps users optimize, test, and reuse prompts. It supports multi-platform deployment and transforms prompts from one-time use into assets that can be called repeatedly.
Tapfree for Chrome is a voice dictation tool that adapts to what's on your screen, enabling hands-free input.
Introduces a Chrome extension called readto that automatically shows Chinese definitions above new words on English web pages based on the user's English level, without needing to select words or interrupt reading. The extension used Claude API to process a 160k word list and is free to use.