Urban Dictionary Random Word

Random word when you open a new tab in Chrome

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Learn what cool kids are saying these days whenever you open a new tab.
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Chrome Extensions•Education
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Abhinaya Konduru
Maker
👋🏽 I have been using Urban Dictionary more frequently these days and the idea for chrome extension came out of the fear of "losing touch" 🙊 When I had the basic version ready, people pointed out the need to filter NSFW words. That's when I added the settings option and wanted to make sure users had the option to filter out what ever words that they are not comfortable with. You can also toggle between light and dark mode! If you want to read more about coding aspect of this project, check out the blog. If you are like me and have too many new tab style chrome extensions, check out MultiNewTab by @alexandersideris. It let's you cycle through multiple new tab chrome extensions. Design inspired by TikTok, countdown timer for your browser.
Abadesi
@itsabhinaya @alexandersideris very cool - love how simple and delightful this is.
Abhinaya Konduru
Maker
@abadesi glad you like it 😊
Chase
@itsabhinaya I just had the same idea and was thrilled to see it already exists! How do you filter NSFW words? I only see the option to filter out specific words. It'd be great to just check a box and have it filter out all of them.
Abhinaya Konduru
Maker
@billchase2 I thought about that but wanted to give users the freedom to filter what ever words they are not comfortable with. I will think about more about it.
Farah H
Nice, fun, quick educational info.. good job!
Abhinaya Konduru
Maker
@iamfaraah haha educational for sure!
Ryan Hoover
Fun idea, @itsabhinaya! I was going to suggest NSFW filter might be a good addition but you're already ahead of me. :)
Abhinaya Konduru
Maker
@rrhoover 🙏🏽 Didn't realize how big of deal it was until some friends pointed it out.