▲ 2 r/ProductHunters
Help a brother out? Just launched today no upvotes it’s a chrome extension have a look.
u/KB1313x — 7 days ago
u/KB1313x
How do you guys go about getting ratings and reviews for your extension?
I only launched mine recently and wanting to know what works best for you?
u/KB1313x — 7 days ago
▲ 1 r/browsers
Made an extension called Stack. Here's the idea:
You're working on something a side project, online shopping, research, whatever with a bunch of tabs open. Instead of leaving them open forever (or losing them when you close the window), Stack lets you:
- Save all tabs as a named group (e.g., "work")
- Close the window (saves memory)
- Later, open the switcher → start typing a few letters → it finds your group → everything comes back exactly where you left it
What makes it different from bookmarks / tab groups:
- Restores scroll position, form data, and navigation history
- Start typing to search across all your saved groups it finds what you need fast
- Delete individual tabs from a group or rearrange them before restoring
- Shows you what's changed since you last opened a group (Pro)
- Pauses tabs you're not using to save memory (Pro)
Free: 5 saved groups, smart search, light & dark mode, single device. 7-day free Pro trial included.
Pro ($9/mo): Unlimited groups, encrypted cloud sync (nobody can see your data not even us), change tracking, memory saving, and more.
Lifetime ($149): Everything in Pro, one-time payment.
Lightweight extension, minimal permissions, doesn't access any of your page content.
https://reddit.com/link/1t5ad54/video/ukqocke48izg1/player
Just launched this built it for myself and figured others might find it useful. Would love feedback.
u/KB1313x — 8 days ago
Made an extension called Stack. Here's the idea:
You're working on something a side project, online shopping, research, whatever with a bunch of tabs open. Instead of leaving them open forever (or losing them when you close the window), Stack lets you:
- Save all tabs as a named group (e.g., "work")
- Close the window (saves memory)
- Later, open the switcher → start typing a few letters → it finds your group → everything comes back exactly where you left it
What makes it different from bookmarks / tab groups:
- Restores scroll position, form data, and navigation history
- Start typing to search across all your saved groups it finds what you need fast
- Delete individual tabs from a group or rearrange them before restoring
- Shows you what's changed since you last opened a group (Pro)
- Pauses tabs you're not using to save memory (Pro)
Free: 5 saved groups, smart search, light & dark mode, single device. 7-day free Pro trial included.
Pro ($9/mo): Unlimited groups, encrypted cloud sync (nobody can see your data not even us), change tracking, memory saving, and more.
Lifetime ($149): Everything in Pro, one-time payment.
Lightweight extension, minimal permissions, doesn't access any of your page content.
https://reddit.com/link/1t5abho/video/jq6w586r7izg1/player
Just launched this built it for myself and figured others might find it useful. Would love feedback.
u/KB1313x — 8 days ago
Hey r/chrome_extensions 👋
Built this after losing one too many copied paragraphs to "oh wait I copied something else first." Sharing it here because this sub actually appreciates the craft.
What it does:
- Saves everything you copy automatically — text, links, code snippets, images, color values
- Searchable clipboard history (instant fuzzy search across everything you've ever copied)
- Auto-detects and skips sensitive patterns: passwords, credit card numbers, API keys, etc. They never hit storage
- 100% local — uses chrome.storage.local, no external servers, no telemetry, no account needed
- Zero setup, runs in the background, keyboard shortcut to open the history panel
Tech notes for the curious:
- Manifest V3
- Sensitive data detection runs before anything is written to storage (regex patterns + entropy check for likely-secret strings)
- Image clips stored as compressed base64, capped to keep storage reasonable
- No background fetching, no analytics, no remote config
Free vs Pro:
Free version has a clip cap (which is plenty for daily use). Pro is $19.99 one-time for unlimited history and optional encrypted cloud sync across devices. No subscription.
Would genuinely love feedback from this crowd
[install link in comments]
u/KB1313x — 12 days ago
▲ 0 r/browsers
Every browser has a clipboard. None of them remember anything. You copy something, copy something else 5 seconds later, and the first thing is gone forever. It's been like this since browsers existed.
I tried a bunch of clipboard manager extensions and most of them either felt clunky, sent my data to some server I've never heard of, or both. So I built one for myself and ended up shipping it.
It's called Pouch. Quick rundown:
- saves everything you copy (text, links, code, images, colors) into a searchable history
- auto-detects and skips passwords, credit card numbers, and other sensitive patterns so they never get stored
- 100% local — nothing leaves your browser, no account, no tracking
- works silently in the background, no setup
Free version is fully usable on its own. There's a Pro option for unlimited history and cross-device sync but honestly the free tier is what most people will need.
Curious what other people use for this — is anyone actually happy with their clipboard manager? Or have you just accepted that copy-paste is broken forever lol
[link in comments]
u/KB1313x — 12 days ago