We’ve all been there: running an outdated model while the new update is chasing us with a delete button screaming “OBSOLETE!!” We don’t want the <a href="http://daily.dev" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">daily.dev</a> extension to be that legacy code you’re afraid to touch. We want it to be the first thing you install on a fresh OS.
What is the one “hands-down” feature or change that would make you install the extension faster than a <code>git push --force</code>?
<ul>
<li>Better tab management?</li>
<li>AI summaries that actually don’t suck?</li>
<li>Extreme IDE integration?</li>
<li>Something else entirely?</li>
</ul>
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daily.dev is soliciting community feedback on what features or changes would make developers immediately install the browser extension. Suggested areas include better tab management, improved AI summaries, and deeper IDE integration, with an open invitation for other suggestions.

Help us escape the "Obsolete!!" delete button

I would be happy if <a href="http://dailt.dev" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">dailt.dev</a> were more like my personal hub.
-Possibility to control Spotify.
-Breaking news.
-Of course, news feed.
-Daily challenges with reputation earnings.
-Choose different backgrounds.
-Choose a different layout. (right menu, hidden menu, gadgets)
-Clearer indication of new updates from the squads I am in.
-github integration activity

I would love if you add support for firefox for the browser extension.
you guys deprecated the firefox extension and that’s I need to keep the default homepage of my browser as <a href="http://daily.dev" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">daily.dev</a> to make it work like that

Idea n°1 : Custom recommendation system
The current tag-based feed is a bit too restrictive and the “article/interest hit-rate” is quite low. Among 40 articles, only a couple would actually make me click.
For that reason, having at least one custom feed where one could get recommendations depending on their previous interests, chosen tags and a natural language description would have an extremely high-value as a feature. Much larger than the presidential briefings.
Idea n°2 : More relevant and customizable profile pages
Please make the profile more “insight dense”. After clicking on someone’s profile, there is a lot of “noise”. This is a developer-oriented platform, so the public profile should also be dev-oriented instead of being a generic social network profile.
For example, in the screenshot of your profile <a href="https://app.daily.dev/dailydevtips" data-mention-id="JUNiIGCV-" data-mention-username="dailydevtips" translate="no">@dailydevtips</a> , I see a meme, a couple of squads, a few topics, but not much about your identity as a developer. To have info on that, I must scroll and make a couple of clicks, which is very expensive when each interaction counts.
A more visually customizable profile (order, placement, aspect, etc.) would make profiles much more relevant.
<img src="https://media.daily.dev/image/upload/s--4CK2XfGS--/f_auto/v1771859525/ugc/content_d8f9dfb5-d88d-4b91-acfb-bdd58f749ca2?_a=BAMAMiiu0" alt="image.png">
The platform is already very good, though. I am a professional nitpicker so, even if you implement this, I’ll find ways to complain.
Have a great day

Nothing. I don’t do extensions. If there’s a web app, I’ll use the web app. I don’t need to bloat my web browser. The only extension I run is an ad blocker and even that gets disabled for some sites I value.
I just keep <a href="http://daily.dev" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">daily.dev</a> pinned with 3-4 other sites I use regularly, so an extension is useless in my case.

I am new to the usage of this platform but one thing I prominently notice is that the posts are a lot older , maybe keep the feeds comparatively fresher ?