npace12

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   by npace12 3y ago

   Managed to get it in! [1] I added ability to do blocking and made the "management" and "declarativeNetRequestFeedback" permissions optional, requested via a button on the popup page. While declarativeNetRequestFeedback w
2. 62.▲
   by npace12 3y ago

   this was probably due to an earlier bug where not all extensions were showing on the first load of the popup page, it should be fixed now
3. 63.▲
   by npace12 3y ago

   little rat is watching itself too
4. 64.▲
   by npace12 3y ago

   It got rejected today but not due to the permission, I'll pretty it up and try again. Violation reference ID: Yellow Zinc Violation: Description provided is insufficient to understand the functionality of the item.
5. 65.▲
   by npace12 3y ago

   Damn, I was gonna go research it just in case, but then I noticed who posted this. Mad respect for your work!
6. 66.▲
   by npace12 3y ago

   Yeah, it's only getting the list of extensions once on load, I'll push a change in tomorrow to have it refresh. The number shows the number of requests the extension has made. When you click on the name (if > 0), it will show t
7. 67.▲
   by npace12 3y ago

   fixed the mute button btw. i noticed the other thing you mentioned as well
8. 68.▲
   by npace12 3y ago

   Thanks for the feedback, I'll check it out, I haven't tried it in Vivaldi yet.
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   by npace12 3y ago

   update: so far not great... declarativeNetRequest.onRuleMatchedDebug is not available [1] Even though the docs say it's behind a flag [2], it's undefined. [1]: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1745773
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    by npace12 3y ago

    that is a very good point but: * the content security policy does not allow unsafe-inline * extension ids are autogenerated by chrome
11. 71.▲
    by npace12 3y ago

    yeah, little rat is using manifest v3
12. 72.▲
    by npace12 3y ago

    I'm not sure, but I was curious too, so I submitted it for review to find out.
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    by npace12 3y ago

    Thanks for pointing it out, forgot to add it.
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    by npace12 3y ago

    I'm with you on that one, that's why the code is on github. The best way to install it is to check out the code for any risks, download the repo as a ZIP file and install it.
15. 75.▲
    by npace12 3y ago

    haha yes, I called it Tiny Snitch at first, but it's too close.
16. 76.▲
    by npace12 3y ago

    Yeah, that's correct. The extension loads a rules_1.json file that just "allow"s all traffic originating from third-party scripts through, then logs just the URL of each request coming from a chrome extension. There's pr
17. 77.▲
    by npace12 3y ago

    Yeah, I'm going to try this shortly, will post an update.
18. 78.▲
    by npace12 3y ago

    It's currently under review because it's using the chrome.declarativeNetRequest (same API uBlock is using)
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    Show HN: Little Rat – Chrome extension monitors network calls of all extensions(github.com)

    555 points by npace12 3y ago|101 comments
20. 80.▲
    by npace12 3y ago

    rail gun and you finish with the machine gun, gg
21. 81.▲
    by npace12 3y ago

    This game and slackware3.4 are most of my memories of my early teen years. I played Q2 for hundred (if not thousands) of hours in multiplayer, more than any other FPS. And I only ever played q2dm1 (the edge) to the point to where when I tri
22. 82.▲
    by npace12 3y ago

    Receipt: https://imgur.com/nZ9cjQP
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    by npace12 3y ago

    The driver asked me if his friend could also come because she was on the crew of the same flight and was also going to NJ. She offered to pay for part of it, but I was happy that I made it home and felt bad for the driver taking 1/4 of
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    by npace12 3y ago

    My flight got diverted due to some issue in EWR and landed in DC around midnight. There were no other flights that night and no amtrak until the morning. I didn't even think to check Greyhound. I just wanted to go home to see my kids b
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    by npace12 3y ago

    Last year, I traveled from DC to NY overnight, and it was 2.5x surge pricing. When i got to my destination, I stuck around in the car to see what the driver app was saying. I paid close to $900, driver took ~$250, the entire surge pricing d
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    by npace12 3y ago

    nats is phenomenal. Libraries and docs are not great, but you won't need them much as you just forget it's even there.
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    by npace12 3y ago

    you can only get 1 screen streamed from the mac at 4k they said
28. 88.▲
    by npace12 3y ago

    why? Having gone through a few SOC-2s, I don't see any value it other than it being a racket.
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    by npace12 3y ago

    yeah that would have helped, but the issue was really that either the default RBAC for contacts when using "salesforce sites" was either Public from what I remember or it was one of those things that required a lot more proper set
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    by npace12 3y ago

    yeah for a public site thats exposed you just go to /003 and it would have a list of all the contacts lol