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ChromeAppHeroes
Chinese manual for excellent Chrome plug-ins
ChromeAppHeroes appears to be a repository with sample or template Chrome apps/extensions — perhaps intended to help developers learn how to build Chrome applications, quick prototypes, or small utilities. As such, it likely includes boilerplate code, manifest definitions, example UI components, and sample functionality (e.g. browser-action buttons, content scripts, background scripts) to illustrate how to structure a Chrome app. For learners or developers new to Chrome extension/app development, ChromeAppHeroes could serve as a starting kit: instead of starting from scratch, they can clone or fork the repo and immediately begin building features, thereby speeding up development. ... -
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Shaka Player
JavaScript player library / DASH & HLS client / MSE-EME player
...Everything you need to build and deploy is in the sources. We support iOS 12+ through Apple's native HLS player. We provide the same top-level API, but we just set the video's src element to the manifest/media. So we are dependent on the browser supporting the manifests. -
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web-extension-starter
Web Extension starter to build "Write Once Run on Any Browser"
Web Extension starter to build "Write Once Run on Any Browser" extension. Cross Browser Support (Web-Extensions API). Browser Tailored Manifest generation. Automatic build on code changes. Auto packs browser-specific build files. SASS styling. TypeScript by default. ES6 modules support. React UI Library by default. Smart reload. Used by extensions in production that has over 100,000+ users. -
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pinvault-pro-extension
AI-powered browser extension for bulk downloading Pinterest images wit
... 🎯 Core Features: • Visual checkbox overlays on Pinterest images for intuitive selection • AI-powered auto-scroll with smart content detection • Bulk download capabilities with real-time progress tracking • HD quality preservation in original resolution • Modern glassmorphism interface design • Privacy-focused architecture with no external servers • Cross-browser compatibility (Firefox, Chrome, Edge, Opera) • Real-time synchronization between popup and sidebar interfaces 🌍 Universal Browser Support: • Firefox: Official Mozilla Add-ons Store approval (61.4 KB package) • Chrome/Edge: Manifest V3 compatible (60.0 KB package) • Opera: Manifest V3 compatible (60.3 KB package) -
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Chrome Extension (MV3) Boilerplate
A Chrome Extensions boilerplate using React 18 and Webpack 5
This boilerplate facilitates the creation of Chrome extensions using React and Webpack. It offers a modern development setup, allowing developers to build feature-rich extensions with React's component-based architecture. -
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CodeCopy
A browser extension that adds copy to clipboard buttons
...When a user clicks the button, codecopy uses the Clipboard API (or fallbacks) to copy the snippet to the clipboard with minimal visual noise or disruption. The repository provides the extension source, manifest, and build pipeline so that developers can contribute new site matchers or customize behavior. It is distributed under an MIT license and is available for multiple browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, and Opera. -
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PWA
(WIP) Universal PWA Builder
...Unlike many CLI tools that target a specific framework (React, Vue, Svelte), this project intentionally tries to remain agnostic, supporting presets for Preact, React, Vue, Svelte and even vanilla JS, while offering all the PWA boilerplate you need (service workers, manifest, offline support) right out of the box. The project is designed for speed of setup: you run pwa init, choose your preset, then pwa build or pwa watch and you get a production-ready bundle with PWA features baked in. The README emphasizes that modern bundlers (Webpack, Rollup) and ecosystem maturity finally allow a universal CLI of this kind, whereas earlier attempts weren’t practical. -
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Show Facebook Computer Vision Tags
Chrome Extension that displays automated image tags from Facebook
Show Facebook Computer Vision Tags is a Chrome (and Firefox) browser extension created to expose and overlay the automatically generated image tags that Facebook applies to photos in users’ feeds. Since Facebook uses a computer-vision model to analyse user-uploaded images and generate alt-text tags for accessibility (e.g., “Image may contain: golf, grass, outdoor and nature”), this extension surfaces those hidden tags directly in the UI—revealing what kind of information Facebook infers... -
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chromeos-apk
Run Android Apps in Chrome OS OR Chrome in OS X, Linux and Windows
Make sure Android applications are compatible with your Chromebook, first try to install an official application. Download an official app, such as Evernote, from the Chrome Web Store. Then download an open source game, like 2048.APK Game by Uberspot and load it as an unpacked extension. Go to chrome://apps and launch it there, ignore warnings. Install a sample Android app from the Chrome Store to get the runtime. Test out that app, make sure it runs on your hardware. Ubuntu might need sudo... -
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