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Plasmo: Supercharge your browser extension development
Plasmo is a browser extension development platform that helps you build, publish, and manage your browser extensions. www.plasmo.com
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PlasmoHQ/plasmo: The Browser Extension Framework - GitHub
The Plasmo Framework is a battery-packed browser extension SDK made by hackers for hackers. Build your product and stop worrying about config files. github.com
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PLASMO - plastic models - YouTube
PLASMO is an abbreviation made from two words - plastic models. By coincidence, in Latin it means to create or shape something. Perhaps you are beginning to ... www.youtube.com
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plasmo-
plasmo- before a vowel plasm-, combining form of Gr. πλάσµα, πλασµατ- plasm, in various scientific terms. (The fuller form is plasmato-.) Oxford English Dictionary
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Plasmo - Wikipedia
Plasmo is an Australian children's science fiction claymation television series that consisted of a half-hour short film ("Happy Hatchday to Plasmo") made in ... en.wikipedia.org
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Beginner Guide on Plasmo Framework: Simplifying Web Extension ...
The experience with Plasmo is generally good as it take away the messy parts of making extensions. My one complaint is that it lacks documentations and well ... medium.com
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Comparing frameworks for extension development: WXT vs Plasmo ...
Plasmo has a great documentation. If you are familiar with the browser APIs, you'll be able to grasp it right away. u/KnightYoshi avatar. www.reddit.com
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Plasmo – A framework for building modern Chrome extensions
I built an extension for internal company use, using WXT. Fantastic dev experience, great docs, comprehensive examples. Exactly what a framework should do. news.ycombinator.com
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PLASMO - plastic models - YouTube
PLASMO is an abbreviation made from two words - plastic models. By coincidence, in Latin it means to create or shape something. Perhaps you are beginning to ... www.youtube.com
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plasmo-dev/Plasmo.jl: A Platform for Scalable Modeling ... - GitHub
Plasmo.jl is a graph-based algebraic modeling framework for building, managing, and solving optimization problems that utilizes graph-theoretic concepts and ... github.com
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plasmogamy
plasmogamy Biol. (plæzˈmɒgəmɪ) [ad. G. plasmogamie: see plasmo- and -gamy.] The fusion of the cytoplasm of two or more cells.1912 E. A. Minchin Introd. Study Protozoa viii. 128 In many cases, union of distinct individuals can be observed which have nothing to do with syngamy, since no fusion takes p... Oxford English Dictionary
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plasmogen
plasmogen Biol. (ˈplæzməʊdʒɛn) [f. plasmo- + -gen.] The chemically highest or most elaborate form, stage, or part of protoplasm, which by its vital activity forms the tissues or other organic products; true or formative protoplasm; bioplasm.1888 E. R. Lankester in Encycl. Brit. XXIV. 817/1 Physiolog... Oxford English Dictionary
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plasmogeny
plasmogeny, -gony Biol. (plæzˈmɒdʒɪnɪ, -gənɪ) [f. plasmo- + -geny. The variant plasmogony is ad. Ger. plasmogonie (Haeckel) with suffix repr. Gr. -γονία begetting, generation: cf. cosmogony.] Name for a mode of spontaneous generation: see quot., and cf. autogeny.1876 E. R. Lankester tr. Haeckel's Hi... Oxford English Dictionary
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plasmolyticum
plasmolyticum Physiol. (plæzməʊˈlɪtɪkʌm) Pl. -lytica. [mod.L. (ad. G. plasmolytikum), f. plasmo- + Gr. λυτικ-ός able to loosen (f. λύειν to loosen).] A substance used to produce plasmolysis.1943 Ann. Bot. VII. 269 In experiments on rates of plasmolysis or deplasmolysis one would expect to find the w... Oxford English Dictionary
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plasmolyte
plasmolyte Physiol. (ˈplæzməʊlaɪt) [f. plasmo- + Gr. λυτ-ός loosed, soluble (f. λύειν to loosen), or f. G. plasmolytikum plasmolyticum.] = next.1927 Biol. Abstr. I. 238/2 The increase in volume after full plasmolysis is due to penetration of the plasmolyte. 1935 Plant Physiol. X. 119 That concentrat... Oxford English Dictionary
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