Create a notes panel for live webinar demos
A Replit forum user made a Chrome extension that keeps talking points visible while they present browser-based webinars.
- What they did
- They wanted to stop looking away from the screen to check notes during webinars, so they used Replit Agent to make a browser overlay that works like a floating teleprompter. The first version was rough, and they kept fixing crashes until it held up. After that, they moved the project to GitHub, continued polishing it in a Claude project, and addressed the problems raised during Chrome Web Store review before publishing.
- How it went
- The extension is now listed in the Chrome Web Store, and the creator says it helps them in practice. A commenter noted a Mac problem: Alt+T triggers a new tab, while the creator develops on Windows.
- Tips
- Plan on multiple build-and-debug passes, not a single clean run. Also check shortcut behavior on different operating systems before you submit anything for review.
Try it yourself with Replit Agent
Help me make a Chrome extension for [webinars / screen-shared talks] that shows my [notes / bullet points] in a small panel I can keep on screen. I want to paste text into it, edit it, and move or resize it while I present. Test it locally in Chrome on a sample page, then guide me through the Chrome Web Store publishing steps, but stop and ask before you do anything that would submit, publish, or upload the extension.
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