0xFran 🫂
@0xfran
So looks like Solana just re-invented frames. https://x.com/solana/status/1805587979723063440 We know frames are cool, but I couldn't figure out how exactly they can make it work on twitter (they mention this in the video). Then I thought harder... Browser extensions can inject code into the page. So could the browser extension be looking at the links, and adding the extra missing frame functionality into the client? Maybe someone smarter than me can tell me this is impossible. But if it is... Could someone create a "Farcaster extension" which allows me to see and interact with frames even when they are posted on twitter?
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0xFran 🫂
@0xfran
Sounds like something @df would know
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0xFran 🫂
@0xfran
By the founder of maskbook https://x.com/suji_yan/status/1805654289286938906?t=ah7LWmw_00wZf2Qx0x2LuA&s=19
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chii-ka!
@chii-ka
I can't, but in the future fran will be more competent than X and solana:)
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Mark Carey 🎩🫂
@markcarey
This is freaky that you posted this today. Just hours ago I was contemplating injecting frames into Twitter via Chrome Extensions. Seriously. 🤯
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Ryan J. Shaw
@rjs
I skimmed through the docs multiple times and nowhere does it explain how it works with Twitter/X, I tried finding info in Twitter/X too. https://solana.com/docs/advanced/actions
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@tudorizer
one more reason why @caddi and @jaimin have an interesting vantage point
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BrightFutureGuy 🎩↑
@bfg
Isn’t the extension part of the frames great hack attack area?
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alexesc 🎩
@alexescd.eth
200 $degen @0xfran
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