As a developer of browser extensions, I am always looking for ways to optimize my code to ensure that it runs smoothly and efficiently. One of the ways I do this is by utilizing the latest JavaScript technologies.
Continue reading “Fun with feedback”Hold Ctrl while clicking links in the Gmail extension to open them in the background without closing the email preview.
Copy calendars events with the Ctrl key: https://jasonsavard.com/wiki/Copy_calendar_event
Did you know only 1.79% of extensions have 100 000 users and that 4 of my extensions are in that club!
Continue reading “The one percent of extensions”Click on the Checker Plus for Google Calendar icon and type “Get laundry in 30 min”. The event will be automatically added for 30min from now – see video. Note: You can also use “hours”.
Special thanks to Chris for giving me an award for the development of his website Birdviewing.com a site aiming to help preserve various bird species and their environment.
Continue reading “Birdviewing.com Developer Award”
3 of my extensions have received the Feature badge and Established publisher badge in the Chrome Store. I’m very pleased that the Chrome team also sees the efforts I put into making my extensions.
Continue reading “Chrome Store badges”
Code creates new features & bugs and they usually come together, but it also needs to be optimized, cleaned up and secured to keep it running for years.
Continue reading “Code talk”
Did you know I read every review, uninstall survey and forum discussion on a daily basis.
Continue reading “From feedback to features”
Great news, a portion of your contributions to my extensions will also help scale emerging carbon removal technologies to help fight climate change.
Continue reading “Your contributions will help remove carbon”
