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A settings page for a Manifest V3 extension with chrome.storage.sync (and no framework)

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By Alexander W Burnett
| DEV Community
Alexander Burnett Founder of Promo Drop, a free Chrome extension that finds verified Whop promo codes and cashback. Based in Hull, UK. I write about shipping Chrome extensions and building products. Location Hull, United Kingdom Joined
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What I Learned Shipping My First Chrome Extension to the Web Store

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By Alexander W Burnett
| DEV Community
I spent the last few months building and shipping a Chrome extension called Promo Drop, a free tool that finds verified promo codes and cashback for products on Whop. It is live on the Chrome Web Store now. This is a write-up of what I learned getting it there, minus the one part I cannot share (more on that below). Quick background on me: I studied at Lancaster University, spent a while day trading, and ended up buying courses and communities on Whop. I kept noticing two things.
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Tories demand parliamentary inquiry into SNP finances probe

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By Alexander W Burnett, Scottish Conservatives
| Inkl
As part of the probe, Nicola Sturgeon’s husband – and former SNP chief executive – Peter Murrell along with then SNP treasurer Colin Beattie were arrested before being released without charge, pending further investigation. Mr Burnett said the committee which probed the handling of harassment complaints against Alex Salmond was set up in the midst of a police investigation, though it was not able to start its work until after the trial which saw the former first minister cleared.
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New Virginia Prompt Payment Statutes Invalidate Most 'Pay When Paid' Clauses

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By Patrick Cushing, Alexander W Burnett
| Mondaq
On April 27, 2022, the Virginia General Assembly passed Senate Bill 550, which makes "pay when paid" and "pay if paid" clauses unenforceable in most circumstances and requires both public and private construction contracts to include certain payment clauses that obligate the contractors to be liable for the entire amount owed to any subcontractor with which it contracts.
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