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Got tired of that Gemini watermark in the corner of Nano Banana images, so I built a little Chrome extension to remove it.<p>It's called "Peel Banana" and I just put it up on the Chrome Web Store.
Completely free.<p>- The whole thing runs locally in your browser using a reverse-blending algorithm(based on allenk's GeminiWatermarkTool).
- No uploads, no servers, no external API.
- Just drag in your images and it spits out clean versions in about a second. Keeps the original quality too.
- You can do a whole batch at once if you've got a bunch of images to process.<p>Anyway, figured I'd share in case anyone else finds it useful. Let me know what you think!<p>If this helped you out, would love it if you dropped a rating. Five stars would make my day<p>Big thanks to anyone who leaves a review
Hi HN! I'm Lane, and I've been building SonicJS for 7+ years (3,900+ commits).<p>SonicJS is a headless CMS built specifically for Cloudflare Workers. It runs on the edge in 300+ data centers with sub-100ms response times globally.<p>Why I built this:
- Traditional CMS platforms are slow and centralized
- Edge computing is the future but there wasn't a good CMS for it
- Wanted TypeScript-first with real type safety<p>Technical highlights:
- 6x faster than Node/Express in benchmarks
- Zero cold starts (V8 isolates)
- SQLite at the edge via Cloudflare D1
- Built on Hono.js framework
- Advanced plugin system
- Full admin UI included<p>Get started: `npx create-sonicjs my-app`<p>It's MIT licensed and 100% open source. Would love feedback from the HN community - especially on performance, architecture decisions, or features you'd want to see.<p>GitHub: <a href="https://github.com/lane711/sonicjs" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/lane711/sonicjs</a>
Docs: <a href="https://sonicjs.com" rel="nofollow">https://sonicjs.com</a>
Discord: <a href="https://discord.gg/8bMy6bv3sZ" rel="nofollow">https://discord.gg/8bMy6bv3sZ</a>
“Just use Tor etc” No, normal sites load too slowly on it, no I haven’t gone on any .onion sites.<p>Also it probably will also give me this same fake internet with infinite outrage and false consensus.
Add to Sheets Chrome Extension - Build automations that pull data from any page into Google Sheets when you use on a website without code (unless you're using CSS selectors). Start with a template, map columns, and run.
I created DreyX.com and been slowly piling on different sources. Trying to find the best sites with the least fluff to add to the collection.
Most research tools help you collect links. Kerns is built for ongoing research.<p>You define topics and sources once. Kerns continuously tracks them over time, surfaces what changes, and structures the material so understanding compounds instead of resetting each session.<p>The key difference is the interface layer. Beyond feeds and summaries, Kerns organizes research into reasoning-ready views—maps, structured summaries, and synthesized perspectives—so you can actually think through complex areas rather than just store information.<p>We built this for people doing deep, long-running research (researchers, analysts, investors, founders, autodidacts) where the hard part isn’t finding sources, but keeping a coherent mental model as the space evolves.<p>Would love feedback, especially from people who’ve tried to maintain research across weeks or months.