
Instant Preview
Adds instant preview to search engine results page
On Product Hunt (https://www.producthunt.com/posts/instant-preview-extension) some people asked me to make a comparison of extensions
You can check the comparison table of extensions
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1gChPzesPIBzlNHFqayUk1pepDQ7PT-Oe1QQbrNsZ0bw/edit#gid=0
Hi IH,
Let me introduce Instant Preview this is a browser extension https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/instant-preview/majhgbekihmliceijipbdccgicepmmei?ref=indiehackers.com
Adds instant preview to search engine results page
Instant Preview shows you a site without opening it in a tab
In search results move mouse to a link and you get an instant preview of the site
Supported search engines:
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Google
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DuckDuckGo
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Yandex
Features:
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Zoom
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Text highlight
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Iframe or window mode
I need your feedback #product-feedback-request #startup
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I haven't tried, but it looks as if the links are loaded everytime the user hovers/clicks is that right? To be really useful, you should preload all the news on that first page so that "instant" preview, is really instant. Any sort of delay here will hurt your app.
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Yes, the extension use preload and store website pages in cache
It works fast, just try-
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You are right, I see you are using fetch(). I'm taking a look at your code, hope you don't mind.
It's relatively fast in about half the sites, but the other sites seem to take a little longer I don't know why. It'd be interesting to do a performance test and see where are the bottlenecks.
Maybe rendering on 0 opacity would speed it up? I haven't slept so I may say stupid things.
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About perfomance. Rendering is very fast in Chrome browser. Bottlenecks are a network latency and data transfer.
I am thinking about creating a caching service that will cache top popular sites.
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When you are looking for some information in Google or another search engine, you need to open a tab to view the site each time. Over time, switching between tabs is annoying and tedious.


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