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Reshape any website with plain words via Sider extension
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Sider Code - Reshape any website with plain words via Sider extension

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For 30 years, websites set the rules. Now you do. In the Sider Chrome extension, tell Sider Code how a site you rely on should work. It understands the page, writes the code, and makes the change. You can save and control the feature.

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Congratulations this looks interesting. I would be giving this a try and sharing my experience.

This is a clever take on browser customization - especially like the idea of letting users change how a site behaves without needing to touch the code themselves. Would love to try!!

I love the idea of making the web adapt to my workflow instead of constantly adapting myself to every website. Things like cleaning up comment sections, removing unwanted content, and changing layouts could save a surprising amount of time.

Maker

 You totally nailed it! 'Making the web adapt to you' is exactly the philosophy behind this. Those small tweaks like hiding noisy comment sections really do add up to massive time savings. Would love to hear what you customize first! 🚀

This is a compelling way to make the web adapt to individual workflows without requiring users to write code. I’m curious how saved features handle website updates. If the page structure changes, does Sider Code automatically rebuild the customization or prompt the user to update it?

Maker

 Thank you, , you can have the AI adjust it, and it can do a very good job

Maker
Good question. We plan to add a feature to detect change automatically and prompt users to regenerate new codes.

the adblock reply to sergei is what made it click for me. sites change their markup all the time tho so does a saved feature get rebuilt each visit or is the code frozen? asking bcoz it would break silently

Maker

 Not just adblock, you can customize any feature you like.

Maker
the code is frozen so you don’t need to pay token every visit. We plan to make a change detection feature, so you can rebuild the feature easily when the original site has some disruptive changes.

my first test would probably be a site I use every day but constantly find myself working around. Those small daily frustrations seem like the perfect use case for this.

Maker

 Exactly.

Congratulations on shipping this! I work in a design studio, so most of my day involves quietly resenting someone else's layout and doing absolutely nothing about it.! This is a nice answer to that. Good luck!

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