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I will build a custom chrome extension for your workflow
Austin Cooley
About this gig
You do the same thing in your browser twenty times a day. An extension does it once, properly, with one click.
I build Chrome extensions on Manifest V3, the current spec, not the deprecated one that stops working.
WHAT I BUILD
Buttons and tools injected into sites you already use. Data extraction from pages into CSV or JSON. Form autofill and repetitive-task automation. Page modification to hide clutter, reformat layouts or add what is missing. Popup dashboards and options pages. Extensions that talk to your own API or backend.
WHAT YOU GET
Complete source code, an unpacked extension you can load immediately, and a plain README covering installation and how to change it later. Yours outright, no license restrictions, no dependency on me.
I will also prepare everything for Chrome Web Store submission if you want it published, though you keep the developer account and the listing.
WHAT I WILL NOT BUILD
Anything that scrapes behind a login in violation of a site's terms, defeats access controls, or harvests personal data. I will tell you before you order rather than after.
Message me what you are doing manually and I will tell you whether an extension actually solves it.
Get to know Austin Cooley
Austin Cooley
Python Developer, Automation and Data Tools
- FromUnited States
- Member sinceOct 2020
Languages
English
I build working software and ship it fast.
Python automation and debugging, Streamlit dashboards, custom Chrome extensions, and technical documentation. A script that broke, a spreadsheet that should be a web app, a task you repeat twenty times a day: that's the work I do.
You get code that runs, an explanation of how it works, and full source you own outright. If I don't think I can solve your problem, I'll tell you before you order rather than after.
I also produce AI video ads and product imagery for brands.
Send me what you're stuck on and I'll tell you if I can fix it.
