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Site Speed by DebugBear

View Web Vitals metrics for the websites you visit and quickly navigate to external web performance testing tools. View Web Vitals metrics for the websites you visit and quickly navigate to external web performance testing tools. The extension also shows the observed metrics collected by PageSpeed Insights prior to applying the throttling simulation. This can help you interpret the final reported metrics. The extension shows the following metrics: - Full TTFB - First Contentful Paint - Largest Contentful Paint - Cumulative Layout Shift / CLS - First Input Delay (only after user interaction with the current page) - Interaction to Next Paint (only after user interaction with the current page) The "View on DebugBear" link is shown to users logged into the DebugBear monitoring tool.

Next DevTools

Quickly check the props of a NextJS website, inspect all props on hover. Add a badge icon to indicate when the page props for a… Quickly check the props of a NextJS website, inspect all props on hover. Add a badge icon to indicate when the page props for a given page are too heavy in NextJS. It will only works for first page load. When using the `Link` component you may consider have a look at the "NextJS DevTools" panel that this extension is adding in the DevTools. Icons are from the CoreUI Icons set (see https://github.com/coreui/coreui-icons?ref=iconduck.com).

Lucid Lens

Prototype for AOI Lucid Lens project People don’t always read past the headlines – but headlines don’t tell the whole story. Here we introduce StraightLines, a proof-of-concept tool developed by AOI’s Lucid Lens team, that automatically rewrites news headlines to reflect the content of articles in a more accurate, less sensational way. Although people often share misleading and sensational content, people also desire accuracy. The Reddit forum “Saved You a Click'' has 1.9 million subscribers and is devoted to crowdsourcing accurate summaries of the content behind headlines. As the About section says: “Don't click on that, we already did. Fighting clickbait for better journalism.” At the AI Objectives Institute (AOI), under the project Lucid Lens, we developed an automated, scalable solution to the same rewriting headlines. Thanks to developments in AI, particularly large language models like GPT, we can now automatically read and summarize an article and generate a new headline that reflects its contents, plain and simple. The rewritten headlines are more informative and accurately reflect the contents of the article. Lucid Lens can help increase the quality of information consumed online. Without interrupting their natural browsing patterns, people will interact with cleaner headlines scrubbed of sensational or misleading information. This could reduce the sharing of misinformation. Further, assuming that rewritten headlines are less sensational, and less emotional, this tool could lower stress associated with “doom scrolling” the news. Early testing of Lucid Lens is compelling. Its rewritten headlines are more accurate and less sensational. We look forward to launching into research at a larger scale to quantify these effects. We can then investigate deeper questions such as: Does Lucid Lens reduce engagement with misinformation? Do users have a more accurate takeaway from the news? Do users find their time better spent? We have tested internally and we love how it’s made reading the news nicer, but different individuals have different interests and different needs. We really want to know what YOU think! Please join the experiment - we welcome all feedback!

youtube thumbnails getter

chrome extension to get youtube thumbnails Displays the thumbnail of the youtube video you are watching 显示你正在观看的 YouTube 视频的缩略图 Отображение миниатюры просматриваемого видео на youtube 鑑賞中の youtube の動画のサムネイルを表示します