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dev/null++

Extra powers for dev-null.sh, the social network for developers.
dev/null++

Features

Each has a switch under /dev/null++ in the site's menu. All are on from the start, except themes, which you pick.

dev-null.sh in each of the five themes
Themes
Five complete looks for the whole site: Terminal Modern, Neo Tokyo, Encyclopedia, Sugar Cloud and Retro OS. Or make your own: the brush on the page's edge opens an editor, and the page shows each change as you make it.

Rewriting a draft
Rewrite with AI
Improve, shorten or fix a draft in the composer.
Bring your own AI key.
A link preview
Link preview
Press and hold a link to open it
over your log, at any width.
An image held up close
Image peek
Press and hold an image to see it big.
Let go and it goes back.
A floating video
Picture-in-picture
Videos float to a corner as you scroll,
even across pages.
New commits arriving
New commits
At the top of your log,
new commits load by themselves.
Swiping through people
Who to follow
A stack of cards. Swipe one away,
follow from the card.

Install

Go to the latest release and download one file, under Assets:

Browser File to download
Chrome, Edge, Brave the one ending in -chrome.zip
Firefox the one ending in -firefox.xpi or -firefox.zip

Ignore Source code (zip) and Source code (tar.gz). GitHub adds them to every release; they are the project's code, not the extension.

Chrome, Edge or Brave

  1. Unzip the file you downloaded. On Windows, right-click it and choose Extract All. On a Mac, double-click it. Keep the folder somewhere it will stay, like Documents.
  2. Open chrome://extensions (in Edge, edge://extensions; in Brave, brave://extensions).
  3. Turn on Developer mode, top right.
  4. Click Load unpacked and choose the unzipped folder.
  5. Open dev-null.sh. /dev/null++ is in the menu, under Settings.

Firefox, with a .xpi file

  1. Open the file, or drag it into a Firefox window, and click Add.

Firefox, with a .zip file (not yet signed by Mozilla)

  1. Do not unzip it. Open about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox.
  2. Click Load Temporary Add-on… and choose the file.

Firefox removes a temporary add-on when it restarts, so repeat these two steps after a restart.

Updating

dev-null.sh tells you at the top of the page when a new version is out. In Chrome, Edge or Brave, unzip the new file into the same folder as before, replacing the files, then click the reload arrow on /dev/null++ in chrome://extensions. Your settings and AI key stay. In Firefox, install the new file the same way as the first.

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