Posture!Posture!Posture!

Posture!Posture!Posture!

Chrome Extension to help track your posture as you browse

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Posture!Posture!Posture! Is a Chrome Extension that helps you keep track of your posture as you surf the web by blurring your browser until you sit up straight.
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Jorge Casals
What about data privacy? How is this handled? Love the concept - Congratulations on the launch.
Kyle R 🇧🇸
@jorge_casals Great question Jorge. I'm concerned with data privacy as well and have implemented no tracking or analytics in the extension. The source code is available for anyone to check out / compile themselves as well at https://github.com/killa-kyle/po...
Jorge Casals
@krbkla Thank you! Appreciate it! Once again congratulations for this great idea.
Kyle R 🇧🇸
This is a Chrome Extension I created that uses the magic of Tensorflow.js and Machine Learning to blur your browser window whenever you start slouching. Would love to get some feedback!
Shushant Lakhyani
This is so useful, my gym trainer keeps complaining about my posture. I hope this would help me
Kristian Gerardsson
Damn so cool! :D Installed
Tanisha Shrivastava
Just the extension I needed!
Ayesha Awan
Good posture is very important for overall health, and this extension will help people to be more aware of their posture while using the computer. Congratulations on the launch of this product!
Tanoy Chowdhury
This is an excellent tool, Kyle. I'm surprised that this has got only a few upvotes. I do have feedback to share with you - Posture didn't work for me when I'm using Google Drive or reading content on any website. When I'm on the posture website it works just fine. Is this happening to everyone?
Kyle R 🇧🇸
@tanoy27 Thanks for checking it out. Due to the varying css rules across sites, there are a few instances where the "blur" effect css rules are overwritten. Still figuring out how to handle those :)
Tanoy Chowdhury
I'm sure you will figure it out. I actually tried it again later, this time refreshing the page after starting the Posture Chrome extension. It worked fine for me @krbkla
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