Chrome Extension

Tiny Tweaks

Live

Small, per-site cosmetic tweaks you switch on individually — each one a direct, literal change to something already on the page. Everything runs locally in your browser; nothing is ever sent anywhere.

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What it does

Literal, visible changes — nothing hidden

GitHub

Colors each repository's visibility badge — green for Private, red for Public — so it's obvious at a glance on repo pages, profile pages, and org repo lists.

LinkedIn

Hides the applicant-count stat on job postings, replacing it with a small "Applicant count hidden" label, so it's clear the tweak ran.

You choose, per site

Every tweak is off by default until you turn it on for that site. No account, no tracking, no analytics — just a toggle in the popup.

A Look Inside

See it before you install it

GitHub repository list with visibility badges colored green for private and red for public LinkedIn job posting with the applicant count replaced by an Applicant count hidden label