Chrome extension for 4chan
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What is the best chrome extension to improve my experience while browsing 4chan?
https://github.com/ccd0/4chan-x
>>53341504
>using chrome
please leave this board
RES
>>53341516
'no' :^)
Ever since moot added quick reply and updates I stopped using all these addons, it's too much of a pain to keep them updated.
>>53341516
What browser should i use?
>>53341524
It updates itself
>>53341524
yeah right? damn how I hate when addones update themself, such a fucking hassle
>>53341553
Firefox Nightly
>>53341516
>implying meme browsers are needed to browse 4chan
>>53341517
I already use that one but thanks
>>53341605
Why?
>>53341524
this
4chan is fine now. I don't even know what an extension would do anymore that I would want.
>>53341553
Smart answer: the one you are more comfortable with
/g/ answer: a cli browser
>>53341504
4chan x by ccd0
>>53341504
4chan X. The Chrome Web Store extension version automatically syncs your posts and settings across computers so you don't need to worry about exporting JSON files and importing them on other computers; the work is already done.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/4chan-x/ohnjgmpcibpbafdlkimncjhflgedgpam
>>53341524
>Ever since moot added quick reply and updates I stopped using all these addons, it's too much of a pain to keep them updated.
4chan X auto-updates itself for me.
>>53341605
>Replace a perfectly working botnet with a shitty slow botnet
>>53341504
4chan X and OneeChan (script)
>>53343635
>The Chrome Web Store extension version automatically syncs your posts and settings across computers
If you're a fucking retard who has botnet sync on, sure. But then the script version can do that too, because both Greasemonkey and Tampermonkey allow syncing of scripts.
>>53343950
>But then the script version can do that too, because both Greasemonkey and Tampermonkey allow syncing of scripts.
It syncs the scripts, but it doesn't sync the data like the Chrome extension, which supports the Chrome Sync API, does.
For instance, I have the thread watcher enabled and configured to notify me of new replies to my posts anywhere across the website by glowing the eyeball icon red in the header. The Chrome version recognizes which posts are mine no matter which computer I'm using, but the Greasemonkey version does not sync that data.
If any changes are made on one computer, I have to export to JSON and import that onto the other computer I'm using.
