With AI helping fix bugs and coding some requested features I can spend more time exploring new ideas to integrate into my extensions. This also means I’ll be pushing out updates more frequently, follow my changelogs to keep up & keep the feature requests coming on my support site.
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I’m officially bringing AI features to the Checker Plus family—with a strictly opt-in approach.
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The popular suggestion of custom recurring events is now available in the Checker Plus for Google Calendar.
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Too lazy to click the extension button to see your Gmail, Calendar or Drive files with Checker Plus, then put them in the side panel.
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The Checker Plus extensions were limited to realtime syncing with Chrome for your emails, calendars and Drive files. Now with Firebase it adds realtime support to Edge and other Chromium browsers.
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User feedback is the driving force behind the extension enhancements. I’m all ears when it comes to your suggestions, whether they’re big ideas or small tweaks.
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It’s taken me 6 months to migrate all my extensions to this new extension standard to improve security and performance of the browser ecosystem.
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Using AI in extension development accelerates the process by automating repetitive tasks, such as code generation and testing, leading to faster updates and more time to think of fun ideas.
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Waiting for that email to come in and you keep reloading the Gmail page which takes forever. Just click the Gmail logo and it’ll fetch and update your inbox immediately.
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As a developer I’m always switching between VS Code windows and Chrome using Alt+Tab. Now with a recent update of Windows 11 you can finally see all windows ungrouped in the taskbar.
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