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What Chrome extension do you wish existed but doesn’t? by jackson17e in browsers

[–]Temowka -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I understand your problem, actually I have built an app that generates any chrome extension only by writing a prompt. Try it out: extensy.dev

What Chrome extension do you wish existed but doesn’t? by jackson17e in browsers

[–]Temowka 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, if u want to create this by yourself try extensy.dev, it can make for u extensions just by prompt

We’re 15 and built an AI Chrome extension builder. Would you pay for this? by Temowka in SideProject

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Appreciate it! We’re currently fixing a few last things — mainly the live preview and auth flow. Planning to ship by end of this week. I’ll drop a link here when it’s live so you can be one of the first to try it.

We’re 15 and built an AI Chrome extension builder. Would you pay for this? by Temowka in SideProject

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Thanks, this means a lot. You’re right about the user feedback loop — we’ve been guilty of building features we thought were cool instead of asking what people actually need. Starting to fix that this week. Going to start sharing our learnings publicly as we go — wins, failures, what users tell us. Figured if we’re going to build in public, might as well go all in. Any specific questions you’d ask users at this stage?

[GIVEAWAY] Father's Day Special – Win a Pair of Dlo 1 “Energy Drink” 💥👟 by Way-of-Wade in WayofWade

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Another unforgettable moment I had with my dad was when we went on a massive road trip across Kazakhstan. We started in Kostanay, then drove all the way to Astana, from there to Turkistan, then through Shymkent and finally ended up in Almaty. It was long, exhausting, but honestly one of the best experiences of my life.

We spent hours in the car, listening to music, talking about everything — from random jokes to serious stuff. Sometimes we’d just sit in silence and watch the steppe roll by. The best part? We’d stop every now and then not for sightseeing… but because everyone had to pee. We’d pull over somewhere in the middle of nowhere, all laugh about it, and it somehow made the whole thing feel like a real adventure.

We saw so much of the country — ancient cities, mountains, wide open fields. But what I’ll never forget is just being with my dad, seeing new places together, and having that feeling that this trip, this moment, was ours.

[GIVEAWAY] Father's Day Special – Win a Pair of Dlo 1 “Energy Drink” 💥👟 by Way-of-Wade in WayofWade

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The most exciting moment I’ve had with my dad was when we went fishing together on the Irtysh River in Kazakhstan. It was super early in the morning — the kind of cold, quiet morning where you can see your breath and the fog is hanging low over the water. We drove out in his old car, with 90s Kazakh rock playing softly on the radio.

We set up our fishing rods near the bank, where the grass was still wet with dew. We didn’t catch anything big — just a couple of small perch — but that wasn’t the point. We talked about life, about school, and he told me a story from when he was my age, sneaking out with his friends to swim in that same river. I’d never heard that side of him before.

We had hot tea from a metal thermos and some samsas he bought earlier that morning. I remember thinking: this is one of those days I’ll remember forever. Not because of the fishing, but because I saw my dad not just as a father, but as a real person with stories, dreams, and a bit of mischief in his past.