Reddit Inline

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Reddit Inline - Browse Reddit seamlessly

Reddit Inline is a Chrome extension that enables seamless browsing on Reddit.com. It renders subreddits inside the Developer Tools window and opens links in an attached window, providing a complete browsing experience while maintaining security.

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This extension was removed from Chrome Web Store on 2024-01-17

By: Anvaka

Users: 457

Rating: 4.47

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Version: 0.3 (Last updated: 2013-02-07)

Creation date: 2013-02-07

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood:

High risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

*://*.reddit.com/
cookies

Size: 129.02K

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This extension allows you to browse reddit.com with no need to press "back" button or to close opened tabs. It renders your subreddits inside developer tools window, and opens links in the attached window.

Unlike other reddit extensions this is the first extension which allows you to browse any website and have complete browsing experience, without compromising your security (since target pages do not have access to developer tools).

I hope you enjoy the project and help me to make it better. It is open source and you are very welcome to contribute to the project: https://github.com/anvaka/reddit-inline :)

Cheers Anvaka

User reviews

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Chris Vydas, 2020-07-01

I can't believe there aren't more reviews... I normally don't take the time to rate apps, but feel the need to give credit where it is due. Have used this extension for years and have taken it for granted until now that it is not working and I don't understand how anyone can browse reddit without it! To anyone who says it's too much of a hastle to get to it: 'ctrl shift i' & click reddit... quicker than typing 'reddit'

Michael Hijinx, 2016-01-26

So far so good. Really looking forward to updates of this. I want it to work with RES (redundant I know but heck never ending front page + other features) And removal of steps required for startup. Brilliant though. Great job, and thanks for the app!