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Automa is a browser extension for browser automation. From auto-fill forms, doing a repetitive task, taking a screenshot, to scraping data of the website, it's up to you what you want to do with this extension. Automa has provided various kinds of blocks that will help you do automation, and all you need to do is connect them. Want your workflow to run every day or every time you visit a specific website? You can set the workflow trigger on the trigger block.

...This extension has been acquired by Avast and simply I don't trust Avast with my data. Also having it on Github allows us to improve the code & add support for websites faster. The EU regulations require that any website using tracking cookies must get user's permission before installing them. These warnings appear on most websites until the visitor agrees with the website's terms and conditions. Imagine how irritating that becomes when you surf anonymously or if you delete cookies automatically every time you close the browser. This add-on will remove these cookie warnings from almost all websites! ...

... 🎯 Core Features: • Visual checkbox overlays on Pinterest images for intuitive selection • AI-powered auto-scroll with smart content detection • Bulk download capabilities with real-time progress tracking • HD quality preservation in original resolution • Modern glassmorphism interface design • Privacy-focused architecture with no external servers • Cross-browser compatibility (Firefox, Chrome, Edge, Opera) • Real-time synchronization between popup and sidebar interfaces 🌍 Universal Browser Support: • Firefox: Official Mozilla Add-ons Store approval (61.4 KB package) • Chrome/Edge: Manifest V3 compatible (60.0 KB package) • Opera: Manifest V3 compatible (60.3 KB package)

A jQuery plugin for file uploading using ajax(a sync); includes support for queues, progress tracking and drag and drop. Very configurable and easy to adapt to any Frontend design, and very easy to work along side any backend logic. The focus will be modern browsers, but also providing a method to know when the plugin is not supported. The idea is to keep it simple and lightweight. Basic Javascript knowledge is necessary to setup this plugin: how to set settings, callback events, etc....

A tomato counter as firefox plugin