I constantly have multiple Chrome windows open, each with a pile of tabs. One window has a dozen slow analytics queries that I’ll check “any minute now.” Another has my research on $lookup and $unwind in MongoDB. The third one — with the most tabs — has St. Petersburg school enrollment rules, because life. Of course, a more urgent task comes up, and the old windows get closed… only for me to resume researching the same topics a week later, unable to remember where I left off. Tab-saving extensions have existed for ages, but reviews regularly complain about data loss — so why not build my own, designed specifically for backup? Every Chrome user already has a Google account, usually with sync enabled. What if I just saved tabs there — no signups, no servers, no subscriptions? Your browser does not support the video tag. The result is Tab Saver. One click — all tabs saved and backed up to your Google account. ...

Save all your browser tabs with one click. Synced to your Google account so you never lose them.

I spend a lot of time in Google Meet — sometimes 3-4 hours a day. Google recently added a ton of new emoji reactions, and we use them actively. But the UX for finding them is… not great. Colleagues keep sending cool new emoji, and I struggle to find that exact one they just used. Of course, an enthusiastic programmer can break improve any UX! The result is Google Meet Reactions, an extension that adds instant search right into Meet’s interface. Most importantly for me — it remembers which emoji I use and which ones my colleagues send, and boosts them in search results. Your browser does not support the video tag. ...

I use emoji reactions in Google Meet a lot, but I have a problem with its emoji picker: it is too slow for conversation. When someone drops a bombshell in a meeting, you have about 2 seconds to react. That is the “social window.” If you drop a 🤯 emoji 10 seconds later, it’s awkward. The native Google Meet picker is not built for speed or even convenience. You open it, scan 9 standard emojis, click “More”, and scroll… by the time you find 🚀, the topic has changed. I built Google Meet Reactions to fix this. I wanted the speed of “Type to react” (like Slack), but smarter - it should remember frequently used images and let me search by rough description. And so it does. Try it out: Install from Chrome Web Store: Google Meet Reactions Website: googlemeetreactions.com Project Page: Google Meet Reactions ...

The fastest way to specific Emojis in Google Meet™ with instant search, typo correction, and smart sorting.

I got my Highlighter Extension a Featured badge by doing something surprisingly simple: I just asked for it. The result? My daily installs roughly doubled. It took about 2–3 days (people report anything from a few days to a month). ...

I have just created a Chrome extension that replaces Cmd‑F when you need to search for many terms at once. Think “ERROR”/“WARNING” or “JavaScript”/“Machine Learning”/“AI”. It is fast. Really fast. Faster than any similar extension I know. CSS Custom Highlights = no injected wrappers, no jank. (Curious about alternatives? See one and another.) Keyboard‑friendly. Open Ctrl+Shift+F, Next Ctrl+Shift+H, Prev Ctrl+Shift+K (rebindable). Finds hard‑to‑spot matches when asked. Hidden items show up in the list (e.g., a term inside a collapsed section); one click reveals and glows. Hidden is off by default. Try it now: Install from Chrome Web Store: Highlighter — Better than Cmd‑F A bit more details on the welcome site: highlighterextension.com Project page: Highlighter Extension ...

A Chrome extension that searches for many keywords at once—even in collapsed sections—with match counts shown right in the toolbar badge.

If interested email me at artem.marchenko[at]gmail.com Send your phone number if you’d like to discuss something by voice or in chat. I used to to fly a paraglider. A great sport (which I started with the awesome Tamkik club in Tampere), but time goes. Family and moving between cities and workplaces - over the last 7 years or so I haven’t done a single flight, so it’s time to admit it and sell stuff to somebody who needs it more. ...