I've built a couple of Chrome extensions and is something I really recommend. It's easy, useful and satisfying (if you have a userbase). An example. I love che

I've built a couple of Chrome extensions and is something I really recommend. It's easy, useful and satisfying (if you have a userbase). An example. I love checking the EXIF data of the pictures on the internet to know more about how they were shot. I use Jeffry Friedl's Exif Viewer (http://regex.info/exif.cgi http://regex.info/exif.cgi). The process was: right click on the image, open in new tab, click a bookmarklet, new tab opens with the exif. Then, I decided to create a super simple Chrome extension that adds an option to the context menu of all images that opens the image in the exif viewer. You can check the (minimal) code here https://github.com/JoseTomasTocino/send-to-exif-viewer https://github.com/JoseTomasTocino/send-to-exif-viewer, as well as the link to the chrome web store https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/send-to-jeffreys-exif-vie/gogiienhpamfmodmlnhdljokkjiapfck https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/send-to-jeffreys-e...