Category: Google Chrome
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Reenact is back on iOS, baby!
Five years ago, I wrote an iOS/Android/Firefox OS app called Reenact that helped you reenact photos. Four years ago, I abandoned the apps in favor of a web app that only worked in Chrome and Firefox. Today (zero years ago), I’m happy to announce that the web-based version of Reenact works in all major browsers…
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Interpr.it Will Be Shutting Down
In which I give up on my favorite domain name.
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An API for Browser Screenshots
A proposal to reduce the number of out-of-date screenshots on the Web.
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Using Google Chrome locale files in Firefox extensions, updated
A generalized method that works in recent all versions of Firefox.
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How to use Google Chrome extension locales in Firefox 4 extensions
An updated implementation of my API for using JSON locale files in Firefox extensions.
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Announcing Typo.js: Client-side JavaScript Spellchecking
In which I spend lots of time on something that will eventually be made obsolete by a Chrome extension API.
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YouTube Comment Snob is now Comment Snob
In which I write a Brita filter for the Web.
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Improving the browser extension localization process
In which I launch Interpr.it, a new localization tool for developers and translators.
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Using Google Chrome-style locales in Firefox extensions
In which I simplify cross-browser extension translation.
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ScribeFire for Google Chrome
In which I give in to hundreds of email requests.
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TubeStop for Google Chrome
TubeStop was discontinued on December 25, 2012, and Firefox’s newly-introduced controls for managing auto-playing videos have since made it obsolete. When Google released a document today showing the design process for Google Chrome extensions, I thought it would be fitting to have one of the first third-party extensions for Chrome address a major shortcoming of…