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You have two options:
1. Tampermonkey
Install Tampermonkey for Chrome;
Click the script to install it.
2. Vanilla Chrome
Copy the code and save it to a file called anything.user.js;
In Chrome, go to chrome://extensions/ (Tools > More Tools > Extensions);
Open the folder you saved the script to and drag it onto the Extensions dialog.
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Bug: You didn't escape the title's HTML.
I've been using this plugin for a long time, just noticed it today. The title was "How to add general keyword to <select> ..." I think it will break too on other tags.
I think you should make a fix.
Suggestions:
As you can see, I think the <ul> <li> situation in the plugin have too much of a ...
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May have missed this in the extension, but it would be great to add the ability to get notifications for new questions in specific tag(s).
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