Cool! I'd like to share my little extension! It let's you view the cached version of a webpage with Google Cache, Coral CDN, or Wayback Machine with a click of a button.

https://github.com/Dbz/WebCache

P.S. if anyone knows how I could add more cache databases like bing cache or yahoo cache, please tell me because I couldn't figure it out.

EDIT: If anyone is willing to test the Coral CDN, I'd greatly appreciate it. For some reason Coral CDN doesn't work on my browser, so I've never tested it =`[

This reminds me of when Google was still in Beta and I was a 20-year-old at my first programming job.

Very few people in my office used Google and even fewer were aware of the cache. I wrote a quick little proxy server in Python that would serve requests from Google's cache after stripping out the 'this page is a copy of...' header. I called this proxy server Doctor Who. It was quite a hit. I kept it running until people forgot to turn off proxy settings in their browser and I started seeing plaintext passwords for Yahoo mail in my logs (at the time they were plaintext).

I had specifically asked people not to access web mail while using the proxy, though, so I did take the opportunity to yell out one guy's password in the stairwell: "Hey badboy1, how's it going?"

AHHHH!!

Needed something like this for ages, thanks a ton dbz!

Mine is linked to at the bottom of the article: https://github.com/CoryG89/MDNJump

I construct google query URLs with the I'm Feeling Lucky field specified and restricting it to the http://developer.mozilla.org domain and it brings you right where you wanna go everytime. It uses a keyword `mdn-` in the omnibar and registers a context menu item on text selection.

If it's ok, here is mine as well https://github.com/MikeRogers0/LivePage

It monitors the HTML/CSS then reloads the page when something has changed. I made it when I was a full time front end developer, it still needs a lot of love but it does the job.

Here's mine. If you need to copy link addresses more than once, you know how annoying it is. You need to right-click, find the "Copy Link Address" menu item, and click it. With the extension, you can simply do Ctrl-C/Cmd-C :)

https://github.com/dhruvvemula/copylinkaddress

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/copy-link-address/...

Might as well put mine out as well. Chrome extension to insert request and response headers. Good for testing and spoofing.

https://github.com/67726e/Header-Editor

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/header-editor/pkok...

I've been working on a "Send a note to Basecamp" extension for a bit. It (currently) reads the content of your open email in Gmail, and lets you send an arbitrary note to a Basecamp project. Useful for people who like to stay in the browser while they are cleaning out their email. Also, makes my email inbox actionable.

I will share it here whenever it's ready to show off.

I would like to join in on this thread of comments:

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/subreddit-omnibox/...

It helps to navigate and explore subreddits by providing autocompletion and suggestions.

I'll join in...

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/fgc-live-streams/f...

Totally unrelated to hacking :) It's for finding twitch streams for Fighting games (Street Fighter, etc).

This looks very cool, although I'm not sure I want to spend the time to figure out how to install it manually :( Why not put it in the Chrome store yet? You could even put it up with an opaque name and no description just as a way for others to look at it without going through the manual install hassle?

Chrome Extensions, particularly content scripts, are really useful and powerful. You can even use WebGL inside them: https://github.com/danielribeiro/three-hub#three-hub

Wow that is cool! I may have to add this link to my article.

Here's mine, a new tab page replacement: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/starthq/ilcpdgfepi...