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While implementing the Chrome extension Mass Block Twitter, I needed to block Twitter spam users in bulk. Twitter's request headers contain authentication information that appears to be dynamically generated via JavaScript. Rather than investigating how Twitter generates these authentication details
Recently, I've been using Cloudflare D1 as the server database and chose Prisma as the ORM, which is recommended by many people. However, I encountered several issues during use, including
I initially noticed a Reddit post from someone seeking a Firefox extension that could extract ZIP files. Curious about this need, I discovered the author was using a restricted computer environment that prevented installation of local programs. This prompted me to examine existing online decompression tools, only to find that the top five online extraction tools failed to fully support
Recently, I've been working on server-side projects using Cloudflare Workers with D1 database. During this process, I encountered several database-related challenges. Since databases are quite unfamiliar territory for frontend developers, I decided to document my experiences.
I recently attempted to convert a Chrome extension to Safari—something I had postponed due to Xcode's poor development experience. This article documents the conversion process for Redirector, which is already available on Chrome/Firefox/Edge, into my first Safari extension on the App Store.
Svelte5 was released in October last year, touted as the best version of Svelte to date. The team was particularly proud of "runes," a reactive state system built on proxies. However, after experiencing Vue3's Composition API and SolidJS signals, I didn't feel particularly excited.