This tutorial is based on a workshop I gave at the Codeland conference in NYC in 2019.
For the purpose of this tutorial we will use Firefox, thoug...
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This is honestly great, browser extensions are about the only thing i havent looked into yet to work on for a side project, simply because i didn't have any ideas :D this article kind of got me interested so now i got to find ideas.. does anyone have a cool idea?
Consider updating this extension to integrate dev.to into the ui on twitter where trends are typically displayed.
Let me know if you take it on / decide to pass I'd love to help out.
I'm glad I got you interested 🤗
Let me know what you end up making!
Exactly what I needed! 🖤
Glad you found it useful!
Looking forward to Part 2!
Here it is!
Writing Your First Browser Extension Tutorial - Part 2
Yechiel Kalmenson ・ Aug 11 ・ 7 min read
Aaaa yiss! 🤘
Great tutorial :)
I would suggest that if your extension doesn't do as you expect run your manifest.json through a validator like jsonlint.com. Its easy to miss a comma or ending parentheses, and most errors can be found with a simple tool like.
Great tip! Thanks!
I should probably add that to the body of the post 🙂
Thanks for great post. Really gave me lot of ideas to experiment with.
Glad you found it helpful!
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your clarity on this concept compelled me to leave a comment. i like the way you concisely explained the process and had checkback points to help with any roadblocks. more content, please!
Thank you!
This feedback means a lot to me! 🤗
This is terrific! Thanks!
Glad you found it helpful!
Great, I am going to follow that and think of something... Cheers Man.
Awesome! Let us know what you make!
This is great! Looking forward to part-2.
Here it is!
Writing Your First Browser Extension Tutorial - Part 2
Yechiel Kalmenson ・ Aug 11 ・ 7 min read
great article! thanks for clarifying the concept of browser extensions and how easy they are to write
Glad you liked it!