The browser extension built for YouTube power users.
I built Maxxmod, a Chrome extension for improving the YouTube experience.
Key features:
- Hide Shorts, comments, and recommendations
- Set default speed and video quality
- Add loop, screenshot, and Picture-in-Picture controls
- Customize thumbnail size
- Mini player while scrolling
- Subscriptions feed in chronological order and list view
- Clean up search results
- 60+ features in total
I did the research, competitive analysis and UI design in Figma. Then I started building it with a small development team, but the project stalled halfway through. Later returned to it and finished it with Codex.
Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/maxxmod/oifpmejiphg...
Website: https://maxxmod.com
Product demo + full journey (in Spanish): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBSpsg8gkYA
I’m planning to make a Firefox version. Glad to listen any feedback.
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For resizing images quickly, you might find the built-in tools on Windows or macOS helpful, as are apps available for iPhone and Android. Even Google Docs and Word have basic resize functions that could do the job. Sometimes getting the pixel dimensions correct is enough.
If you need more precise control over resizing, I created a browser tool that lets you resize JPG, PNG and WebP images to exact pixel sizes or by percentage, while preserving aspect ratio. It also supports batch resizing and private downloads. You can find it here: https://toolboxhere.com/resize-image/. (disclosure: I built this)
he Resize Image tool directly addresses this.
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