v1.4.0 of Sidebrief is rolling out! • Accessibility improvements • Font size setting for summary • Font family setting for summary (w/ OpenDyslexic) • Web Share support (Chrome) • “Summarize Selection” context menu (requires API token) • UI refinements Learn more: tinyextensions.com/sidebrief

v4.3.0 of TabCloser is rolling out! Improved Figma support • Added Buzz, Make, and Sites • Smarter exclusions for published sites + decks • Updated Figma icons • Clickable service labels tinyextensions.com/tabcloser

I’ve been building two new extensions that work with @kagi.com. Jumpbar adds quick actions to the Kagi homepage, so your favorite tools aren’t an extra click away in the control center. Sidebrief brings Universal Summarizer to your browser’s native sidebar. Zero tab switching. 🧵 Learn more

TabCloser v4.2.0 is out! Fixes Slack /admin/* pages (settings, billing, etc.) so that they’ll no longer close. Improves pending tab closures, which should now properly cancel if a tab redirects/navigates away Live for Firefox, but Chrome/Edge/Safari may take a few days.

Tiny, open source extensions.

Sanitize It v2.3.0 is out! New Settings panel lets you choose your default click action: sanitize+copy or sanitize+copy+refresh. New Smart Mode removes tracking but keeps what links need to work (i.e. YouTube video IDs). Live for Firefox, but Chrome/Edge/Safari may take a few days.

I’ve been expanding where TinyExtensions are available. You can install them from the Chrome Web Store, Microsoft Edge Add-ons, Firefox Add-ons, and the macOS App Store (or manually via GitHub). Opera is up next (currently awaiting review... which might take a while). 🙃

Sanitize It instantly removes tracking + referral junk from URLs so you can share clean links. Supports one-click sanitizing and hotkeys for fast copying. Originally released in 2024. 👉 Learn more: tinyextensions.com/sanitizeit

TabCloser automatically closes leftover tabs from Zoom, Figma, Slack, and more. You can also add your own URLs + regex patterns for full control. Originally released in 2023. 👉 Learn more: tinyextensions.com/tabcloser

I’ve been building small browser extensions for a few years, and I finally put them all under tinyextensions.com. They're open-source and privacy focused (no analytics, tracking, telemetry, or data collection). I’ll use this account to share updates, new releases, and what I’m working on next.