Kaito said its Pulse browser extension has been open-sourced. The extension lets users surface their internet activity on X’s native timeline while keeping control of their data. The team said crypto analyst ultra helped review and contribute to the release. A new version has been submitted to the Chrome Web Store for standard review, with launch expected early next week and automatic updates to follow. Kaito also said it will keep welcoming suggestions from the community.
Kaito said its Pulse browser extension has been open-sourced.
Pulse lets users surface their internet activity on X’s native timeline while keeping control of their own data. The team said crypto analyst ultra helped review and contribute to the release.
The new version has been submitted to the Chrome Web Store for standard review. Kaito expects it to go live early next week, after which it will update automatically. The company also said it will continue to welcome suggestions from the community.
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