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A developer released Knockoff, a Chrome extension that dims or hides over a dozen mass-produced knockoff brands on Amazon. You install it from knockoff.shopping to filter out listings from brands like WNPETHOME, EHEYCIGA, YXYL and others.
- Josh Pigford built a Chrome extension called Knockoff that dims or hides Amazon listings from a curated blacklist of mass-produced knockoff brands (WNPETHOME, EHEYCIGA, YXYL, LANEIGE, COOFANDY, TOMY, etc.)
- It's available now for install at knockoff.shopping and users can suggest additional brands to blacklist
- He's using early tester feedback on Twitter to decide whether to release it more broadly
Impeccable provides a suite of 18 AI commands that teach design best practices and steer code generation with shared vocabularies. It includes a detection engine, CLI tool, and Chrome extension to spot and fix design anti-patterns like low contrast, nested cards, and gradient text across live sites or codebases.
- Detects 25 design anti-patterns (nested cards, purple gradients, low contrast, oversized icons) using a rules engine, no LLM required, via CLI or Chrome extension across HTML/CSS/JSX/Vue/Svelte or live URLs
- Consolidated from 21 to 18 commands by merging overlapping ones (`/normalize`→`/polish`, `/arrange`→`/layout`, `/onboard`→`/harden`)
- Internal evals measured font and color diversity gains when frontier models used the skill vs. without it
- New `/shape` command adds discovery interviews, plus persona-driven critiques scored against Nielsen heuristics
Quit Emailing Yourself is a Chrome extension that lets you save the current webpage for later viewing. It offers built-in login support and ensures your data won't be collected or sold. The developer has not identified as a trader, so EU consumer rights may not apply.
- Chrome extension "Quit Emailing Yourself" saves webpages for later with one click, avoiding the habit of emailing links to yourself
- Tiny footprint at 13.9 KiB, currently on version 1.0.4, updated April 3, 2026
- Developer claims no data collection, sale to third parties, or use for lending/creditworthiness purposes
- Developer hasn't registered as a trader, meaning EU consumer protection rights may not apply to purchases