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Posted18 days agoActive9 days ago
I made a network throttle tool controlled by a Chrome extension
github.comnetwork throttlingChrome extensionscollaborative development
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Any chance of a Firefox extension? I'd love to play with this, but I don't allow Chrome on my personal devices.
Maybe the OP doesn't allow Firefox on their personal devices.
>Maybe the OP doesn't allow Firefox on their personal devices and is so unable to develop for it.
No need to be snarky.
In my opinion you've been very snarky to OP.
How so?
9 days ago
I just can't stand Mozilla's absolutists, above all when it's an absolutely terrible company, as bad as Google (just smaller) and it made me leave Firefox for good after 20 years? They don't care about users anymore, they're just after the money.
Don't you want Chrome/Chromium? Well, you can't have a nice extension, as the developer can't likely be bothered with your paranoia. Nobody cares what you allows or what you don't on your devices. Stick with your browser and stop complaining.
On a side note, let's not even mention the equally terrible FF/Mozilla community, accusing people of "working for Google" (happened twice in two days) every time someone calls them out. What a idiocy.
Nice one. How does this relate to/differ from Chrome Devtool's inbuilt network throttling feature? I usually use this Chrome feature to test apps over bad/slow network.
12 days ago
https://developer.chrome.com/docs/devtools/settings/throttli... for anyone who isn't familiar.
18 days ago
Delete my account, YC, you fucking assholes.
12 days ago
Sounds similar to Toxiproxy, Trixter, or Speed bump, but with a control in Chrome.