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Featured · Chrome Extensions
How I Built Extension Permission Monitor
The build story behind Extension Permission Monitor: reading installed extensions with chrome.management, translating permissions, designing risk cues, and shipping a calmer privacy tool.
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Featured · AI and LLM
The New Developer Skill Is Verification, Not Typing Faster
AI can generate code quickly, but the developer who verifies behavior, security, and product fit is the one who actually ships safely.
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Featured · AI and LLM
The Real Workflow of a Solo Developer Using AI Agents
A practical solo developer workflow for using AI agents without losing judgment, quality, or control of the final product.
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Browsing in bursts? Your history should group itself like you do. I do not browse in a straight line. I doubt most people do. I browse in bursts. A burst of research before building a feature. A burst of comparison before choosing a tool. A burst of debugging when something breaks. A burst of reading when one article...
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I replaced chrome://history — here's why I skipped the AI everyone else would've reached for
I replaced chrome://history — here's why I skipped the AI everyone else would've reached for If you tell someone you are building a smarter browser history page, the AI idea arrives almost immediately. Summarize my tabs. Ask my history questions. Name my sessions. Turn yesterday's browsing into a neat report. It is an...
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Local-first, deterministic, and still smarter than chrome://history
Local first, deterministic, and still smarter than chrome://history I like tools that are boring in the right places. That might sound like a strange way to describe a browser history replacement, but it is exactly how I think about Browser Memory. The product should feel useful. It should help me return to sessions,...
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What if Chrome's history page understood sessions?
What if Chrome's history page understood sessions? I kept asking myself one question while building Browser Memory: What if Chrome's history page understood sessions? Not in a complicated way. Not as a full productivity dashboard. Just enough to know that the seven pages I opened while debugging one problem belonged...
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No AI, no cloud, no account: rethinking what smart means in a browser extension
No AI, no cloud, no account: rethinking what smart means in a browser extension When I started building Browser Memory, I kept running into the same assumption: If a browser extension organizes your history, it should probably use AI. I get why that idea appears so quickly. Browser history is full of context. A model...
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I stopped re-Googling things I'd already found — here's what I built instead
I stopped re Googling things I'd already found — here's what I built instead There is a special kind of frustration in searching for something you already found. Not something similar. Not a replacement. The exact page. You remember seeing it. You remember it helped. You might even remember what you were working on...
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