Slop Mop is a free, open-source Chrome extension that filters low-value content from LinkedIn feeds by scoring posts against eleven writing signals. It uses AI to identify questionable posts without deleting them, allowing users to hide or highlight suspected slop while retaining full control over what they see.
Chinese threat actor UTA0565 exploited a Chrome-Windows zero-day chain to deploy CLEANGULP malware through fake websites impersonating media organizations and NGOs. Attacks targeting Asian government entities used phishing emails referencing Hong Kong activist Chow Hang-tung and spoofed the Center for American Progress. The malware supports remote command execution, file operations, and process enumeration via a C2 domain mimicking a legitimate media outlet.
Chrome 137+ and Safari 26+ now support HDR images that can display extremely bright colors. The article explains how gain maps work as a second grayscale layer to control pixel brightness, and demonstrates techniques like background-clip: text for applying HDR effects to text elements.
Sniffslop is a browser extension that uses the Jev API to classify text on webpages, allowing users to detect AI-generated content or ask custom questions about paragraphs. The extension stores API keys locally, sends requests only to TypeSafe's servers, and caches results per page for instant re-hovering without additional API calls.
Chrome 154 introduces responsive iframe sizing, allowing iframes to automatically adjust their dimensions based on embedded document content using the new frame-sizing CSS property and window.requestResize() method. This eliminates the need for manual postMessage()-based dimension tracking, supporting seamless embedding of third-party widgets and social media content.
Sbm is a plain-text bookmark manager that syncs across terminal, browser, and Android devices using a single shared file. The tool is free and open-source under AGPL-3.0, with upcoming team collaboration features and optional paid support.