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So far, we have had a good mix of different elements. This article will show you how I made the turboReader browser extension. For those unfamiliar with turbo reading, it's a concept where you modify words to be partially bold to increase reading spe...
In the previous article, we added an option to change the color of our extensions. So far, we have used our main popup view, but we can also leverage the browser options menu. This is a neat trick to clean up extension options, and in this article, I...
In today's article, we'll transform our already excellent popup browser extension to be a little more personal. We are going to give the user the option to colorize the popup. To maintain what the user has picked, we'll leverage chrome's storage capa...
In the previous article, we had an introduction to browser notifications. We were able to send a notification when the user clicked the button. However, that's quite once-off and pointless. Let's see how we can make it a recurring action. We want the...
In this article, we'll be exploring how to add browser notifications to our browser extension. As the starting point, I'll use our popup extension. If you want to follow along, use the following GitHub repo. The result of this article is the followin...
In the previous article, we created a new tab experience that could load the weather for our current location. This article will convert what we learned to make it work in a popup extension. If you like to follow along, take the following branch as y...
