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Re:Popular images from Instagram everytime you open a new tab by V-2 on Saturday February 07, 2015 @10:49AM (#9014274)
Hm, I don't use Instagram, but even on the screenshots, most of these "popular images" aren't something that I'd like to pop out at me. A guy with a puppy... a duckface selfie... cheesy motivational quote... a TMZ cover page (???)... a collage of basketball player snapshots (not even doing anything impressive)...
Re:Popular images from Instagram everytime you open a new tab by pavel_lishin on Saturday February 07, 2015 @11:01AM (#9014309)
You might be more interested in this: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/more-interestingne...

Shows you images from Flickr deemed interesting.

Re:Popular images from Instagram everytime you open a new tab by nobrains on Saturday February 07, 2015 @11:53AM (#9014482)
I use this: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/earth-view-from-go... (Google Earth images on new tab)
Re:Popular images from Instagram everytime you open a new tab by V-2 on Sunday February 08, 2015 @08:00AM (#9017140)
That's a cool one, definitely
Re:Popular images from Instagram everytime you open a new tab by jamesfisher on Saturday February 07, 2015 @12:29PM (#9014612)
When I open a new tab, it's because I already have something in mind. I don't need to be distracted from that. I changed my "new tab" view to a blank page. Much better.
Re:Popular images from Instagram everytime you open a new tab by steakejjs on Saturday February 07, 2015 @08:50AM (#9013936)
Cool idea but will this actually be good in practice. When I go on Instagram a huge number of the popular images are NSFW with partial nudity or other things I wouldn't like to see every time I open a new tab
Re:Popular images from Instagram everytime you open a new tab by designerboard on Saturday February 07, 2015 @08:52AM (#9013948)
Right, I will check if Instagram has some NSFW filter on its API. Thanks for the feedback!
Re:Popular images from Instagram everytime you open a new tab by logicalman on Saturday February 07, 2015 @11:46PM (#9016439)
I would use it but then I couldn't make $0.10 donations to the impoverished every time I open a new tab: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tab-for-a-cause/gi...
Re:Popular images from Instagram everytime you open a new tab by alimoeeny on Saturday February 07, 2015 @10:35AM (#9014228)
Do I need another distraction from work?
Re:Popular images from Instagram everytime you open a new tab by andrew_leung on Saturday February 07, 2015 @11:16AM (#9014357)
do i need another distraction before Hacker News?!
Re:Popular images from Instagram everytime you open a new tab by plg on Saturday February 07, 2015 @12:00PM (#9014523)
I recently quit instagram, I was getting a TON of spam --- people I didn't know making comments on my photos, mentioning me as if they knew me, inviting me to events, to visit webpages, recommending products, etc etc. It was v. creepy
Re:Popular images from Instagram everytime you open a new tab by jenhsun on Sunday February 08, 2015 @02:18AM (#9016649)
I'm thinking if someone can program a chrome extension for websites/system/network monitoring dashboard by opening a new tab will be wonderful.
Re:Popular images from Instagram everytime you open a new tab by joeblau on Saturday February 07, 2015 @10:37AM (#9014236)
This looks cool, but I don't see this overtaking Panda right now :).
Re:Popular images from Instagram everytime you open a new tab by pavel_lishin on Saturday February 07, 2015 @11:01AM (#9014310)
Panda?
Re:Popular images from Instagram everytime you open a new tab by captn3m0 on Saturday February 07, 2015 @12:38PM (#9014640)
He was probably referring to https://usepanda.com/
Re:Popular images from Instagram everytime you open a new tab by walterbell on Saturday February 07, 2015 @06:33PM (#9015759)
Why do all those sites allow Panda to "frame" them?
Re:Popular images from Instagram everytime you open a new tab by captn3m0 on Saturday February 07, 2015 @11:17PM (#9016401)
Panda is a chrome extension, and is not using iframes or custom stylesheets. It probably uses official APIs wherever available.