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Mods Section Launch

I’m launching a new section — Mods. This is a personal collection of my own tools: UserScripts, utilities, fixes, AI prompts, and configs that I’ve been building for myself over the last few years.

This isn’t just a collection of random snippets from the internet. Every line of code here was written or adapted by me to solve specific pain points in my workflow.


Philosophy

My mods aren’t bloated plugins. They are micro-tools that follow the Unix way ideology: do one thing and do it well.

I don’t believe in “swiss army knife” extensions with dozens of toggles. One script — one function. Minimal code that I can fully control. Maximum impact for my productivity.


What’s Inside

🎯 UserScripts (2)

🔧 Utilities (8)

🐛 Fixes (3)

💻 Shell Scripts (2)

📝 Snippets (4)

💬 AI Prompts (1)


Featured Mods

YouTube Quick Not Interested

The first mod in the collection. Solves a simple but annoying problem.

The Problem: To tell YouTube “Not interested”, you have to jump through too many hoops and hit small menus.

My Solution: A ”⊘” button right on the card. One click and the recommendation is gone forever.

Kinopoisk Watch Button

The mod that turns Kinopoisk into a full-fledged media center.

Problem: Finding a film on Kinopoisk often ends with the realization that it’s not in your subscription.

Solution: A “WATCH” button that immediately redirects you to available online cinemas or players.

Docker Chokidar Fix

The most useful fix for my daily Docker development.

Problem: Hot reload had a mind of its own in Docker containers on macOS and Windows due to VirtioFS filesystem quirks.

Solution: One line CHOKIDAR_USEPOLLING=true turns painful waiting into instant updates.


How to Use

UserScripts

  1. I use and recommend Tampermonkey
  2. Click “Install” on the page of any of my mods
  3. Updates will arrive automatically

Utilities & Shell Scripts

Just copy the code. Most of my tools are standalone files with no external dependencies.

AI Prompts

I add them to the project root as GEMINI.md, CLAUDE.md, or .cursorrules. This immediately sets the context for the agent.


Roadmap

My collection will continue to grow along with my needs:

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