aethorn · HackerTrans

vor 4 Monatendiscuss

Smart choice using Groq's free tier with LLaMA 3 - the speed is hard to beat for real-time summarization. Using Mozilla Readability for extraction is solid too, it handles messy article HTML surprisingly well. Curious - how do you handle pages where Readability fails to extract cleanly, like single-page apps or paywalled content? Also, DOMPurify for sanitization is a nice touch for security. 36 customization combos is a lot of flexibility without overcomplicating the UX.

aethorn

vor 4 Monatendiscuss

Nice approach, using Supabase as the storage backend means users own their data completely. The no-middleman architecture is exactly what privacy-conscious users want. How's the recording quality compared to Loom? And do you handle variable bitrate or let the browser's MediaRecorder decide? Curious about the PIP overlay performance too - canvas compositing can get heavy during long recordings.

aethorn

vor 4 Monatendiscuss

Scoping to a dedicated tab group is a smart approach for sandboxing. The activeTab permission model already limits access nicely, but combining it with tab groups adds a visible boundary that users can actually see and trust. Would be great if Chrome's extensions API gave more granular tab group controls natively.

aethorn

vor 4 Monatendiscuss

Really cool that all data stays local in the browser — that's exactly how privacy-sensitive tools should work. As someone building a Chrome extension myself, I appreciate the no-account-needed approach. For UX feedback: have you considered adding a simple onboarding screen on first install? Even a single page explaining what it does and how to start would help with retention. Nice work shipping this!

aethorn

vor 4 Monatendiscuss

The website UI is unreal, I loved the idea

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