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Browser extensions are a great way of customizing our browser experience. I've already written down my top 10 Chrome extensions for developers. I want to start a small series on browser extensions and before diving into how to build one, let's look a...
Now that we learned the different types of extensions, let's see how we can create our first browser extension. In this article, we'll create an extension that changes the body color on each page to pink. Because pink is a great color. The browser e...
In the previous article, we looked at creating our very first browser extension. For this article, we'll be looking into making our very first theme as an extension! The process will be very similar but easier. The structure As mentioned, the structu...
We already looked at our first extension that didn't have a view and a custom theme. Now let's look at how we can make a new tab extension. The idea behind these is that they replace the new tab with a webpage we created. The result will be a new tab...
Yesterday we made our very first new tab browser extension. However, it was solely powered by plain CSS. This can become super hard to maintain over time, so let's see if we can automate much of it by introducing Tailwind CSS. The main benefit of add...
Now that we have our Browser extension up and running with Tailwind CSS and Parcel let's look at how we can make it more interactive. You can choose any framework you are familiar with. I decided to go with React for this one. The idea is to add Reac...
