Meat & Potatoes door Adam Zajdzik

Meat & Potatoes changes the text shown in links according to JSON files selected by the user.

The extension starts empty. It has no built-in lists and does nothing until you add one. In the settings, enter the address of a JSON file, review the websites listed in that file, and decide whether to grant access. Remote files must use HTTPS. Local files can be served over HTTP from a loopback address.

When a link matches an entry in the selected file, the extension changes its visible text in your browser. You can place a steak and potato around the changed text, put both icons before or after it, or use no marker. On desktop, hover over changed text to see the original.

Meat & Potatoes has no accounts, analytics, advertising, or tracking. Website content is processed locally. Settings are stored only on your device.