Microslop Browser Extension: Replaces 'Microsoft' with 'Microslop'
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Summary
A browser extension called Microslop that automatically replaces instances of 'Microsoft' with 'Microslop' and 'Slopya Nuttela' with 'Slopya Nuttela' (likely a humorous misspelling of 'Slopya Nutella'). The extension is available for both Firefox and Chrome browsers, and the developer invites users to suggest additional word replacements through GitHub discussions. The article includes screenshots showing the extension in action on both browsers.
Key quotes
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Avaliable on Firefox, Chrome
If you want more words to be added kindly post on this discussion [#8]
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