[jmadeano]

> Thanks for replying. I wasn't expecting a reply since the thread was so popular and there were a bunch of comments :)

The only way you can build a product that people love is by talking to people, so I am doing my best to keep up with all the feedback here!

To your main question: Tampermonkey has >11M downloads, which seems like a lot but at the scale of YouTube, Facebook, etc. the impact is largely inconsequential. I could understand concern about truly policy violating scripts (spam content/requests, etc.) but much of what people seem to want so far is basic Quality of Life things that should already be a native option in the first place.

To me, ad blockers seem like they much more materially impact these sites, and though there is pushback (and setbacks like Manifest V3), ad blockers are still kicking. I don't love that the marketshare of chromium continues to climb, as that gives Google massive power over the future of the web, but I can't do much to solve that.

Who knows what the future holds, but for now I am just focused on enabling people to have more control over their browsing experience :)

> Again, loved the extension, and a small suggestion I would make is for the extension to store locally the prompts that generated that code, like the conversation. I'm not sure if this exists—at least I wasn't able to find it—but I think it could be useful.

Great suggestion. I'll add it to our queue!