Made a tiny Chrome extension for myself (Notch)
What does it do? Imagine you're halfway through a long YouTube video and have to stop. You come back after a few days to resume, but the video starts from the beginning again, and you have to figure out where you left off. Frustrating, right?
Articles work the same way. You're deep into a long read, get pulled away, and when you return, you're stuck scanning the whole page trying to find your spot.
Notch fixes that.
Just mark where you stopped, and the next time you open the article, you can directly resume from where you left off.
I've been facing this issue for quite some time, so I built a tiny extension to solve it.
Here is the Chrome extension:
https://t.co/s1hRirFDIJ
[@claudeai app/extension downloads page]
Hover over the Chrome card and it comes alive, using interactive cursor movement to show that Claude isn’t just a chatbot. It’s in your browser, working alongside you.
@YashviDhruvv Some of my favourites
1. Indian music experience centre at JP Nagar
2. NIHMANS brain museum
3. Ranga shankara theatre
4. Museum of art and photography (MAP)
Pretty interesting from @runwayml, they’re incentivizing users to try different features/modules by giving credits. I’ve seen something similar in Higgsfield as well
I think it's a nice idea to do something like this instead of a standard onboarding checklist.
📍Captured with @snapit_space
Made a tiny Chrome extension for myself (Notch)
What does it do? Imagine you're halfway through a long YouTube video and have to stop. You come back after a few days to resume, but the video starts from the beginning again, and you have to figure out where you left off. Frustrating, right?
Articles work the same way. You're deep into a long read, get pulled away, and when you return, you're stuck scanning the whole page trying to find your spot.
Notch fixes that.
Just mark where you stopped, and the next time you open the article, you can directly resume from where you left off.
I've been facing this issue for quite some time, so I built a tiny extension to solve it.
Here is the Chrome extension:
https://t.co/s1hRirFDIJ
Was working in a cafe, and there was so much noise. Didn't use Wisprflow, coz I thought it wouldn't be accurate. But damn, tried it to test and it works like a charm ❤️