Drew Dunham

It’s wild how it turns my old photos into a private timeline of where I’ve been feels like reliving memories without any extra work.

I have noticed that sometimes Meet’s video quality fluctuates for no obvious reason like you’d think switching cameras or hopping between devices would be seamless, but nope, it gets all blurry or jittery out of nowhere.

Multi-language support alone makes this incredibly useful for research work. NotebookLM is great at understanding content, but managing it can feel clunky. This extension feels like it respects how people actually work with notes. Practical improvements > flashy features,every time.

Honestly, I didn’t realize how much time I actually waste repeating the same info over and over until i saw a number in black and white it’s eye opening.

What stood out to me is how open source is no longer just a passion project space it’s clearly core infrastructure now. That shift changes how we should think about sustainability and ownership.

What i like most about your point is how practical it is. Developers value stability almost as much as performance, so anything new has to be dramatically better to be worth the context switching. You’ve framed this in a way that feels obvious but is so often overlooked by founders.