Do you use AI?

Any look producing an APK with the AI Tools? Just wondering have you thought about the fact you need to provide your personal details to get apk's published to the store?

Source of meme:- https://www.reddit.com/r/software/comments/1tux19o/agree_or_not/

Thanks to Kürşat u/Delicious_Character6

From personal experience that is just one of the pains of a Google Developer account. At one point I considered giving my apps an adults-only rating rather than mess around with the compliance questions.

What started as providing a solution to a reddit query to apply custom fonts to all sites using Firefox.

Firefox can be configured with a on device file userContent.css to achieve that, but no such thing in chrome.

I know you can get extensions to do that, but I am reluctant to load random ones from the store. So I completely vide coded an extension to do that. Zip is what perplexity provided with no edits by me. Chrome only at present.

Luckily when I code my Boards cleaner extension with a theme engine it is already able to apply fonts on a forum basis.

My new private only personal extension project.

With the upcoming arrival of Chrome v150 and what it entails for extensions. I decide to create my own extension to handle ad blocking and privacy features.

It was triggered by coming across this user script posted on reddit. https://github.com/kelesmert/unwall which I converted to use in an extension.

I also took OISD Small from here: - https://github.com/cbuijs/oisd and converted it to a set of rules.json files, to be called with 'declarative_net_request' process in the manifest.

DNS blocking (or above) leaves behind placeholders, so also crafting some site specific site rules for cleaning up placeholders and other not wanted site content by removing the content from the dom.

The benefit of using AI is that it made me aware of chrome.contentSettings API something I wouldn't have known about, used to create browser toggles for 'Javascript' & 'Site storage (cookies)' which are buried in a sites settings page, which aren't easily and quickly toggled.

^ Above extension settings popup is not pretty, but is effective for my needs.

Note: - This extension is a fall back option, I am still using other tools NextDNS, Windscribe & Portmaster etc.

So basically an extension to clean up websites that I frequent, my choices and preferences so hence why a private version.

Yes I know there is other extensions that can handle things like that, but I very little trust in letting third party extensions running in my browser.

I have built another element picker extension to generate the rules for the clean up process and PowerShell script to convert the OISD file to '.json' files.