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Turn the whole web into one endless, swipeable card feed - with a Boost overlay for any page. ADHD Boost turns the open web into one endless, vertical, snap-scrolling card feed — and can turn ANY page you are on into the same feed with one shortcut. THE FEED (Alt+Shift+F) Cards stream in from 16 keyless public sources: • Wikipedia random articles and "On this day" events • Hacker News top stories • Reddit (your own subreddit list) • xkcd comics • Photos (plus dogs and cats) • Quotes, trivia questions and jokes • GitHub trending repositories • Art highlights from the Met Museum open collection • NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day • Random facts • Mastodon trending posts • Custom RSS — add any RSS 2.0 or Atom feed • Web Surf — StumbleUpon-style drifting across the open web How Surf works: it starts from seed sites you choose, harvests their outbound links, and turns each discovered page into a card. Every scroll drifts a little further from where you started. SOURCE LIBRARY Beyond the built-ins, toggle on any of ~45 curated extra sources — quality feeds (The Guardian, WIRED, Nature…), subreddits, YouTube channels and Mastodon tags — or add unlimited custom sources of your own: an RSS feed, a subreddit, a YouTube channel, a Mastodon tag, a website to explore, even a generic JSON API. A built-in Test button checks each source before you save it. BOOST MODE (Alt+B) One shortcut re-renders the page you are reading as full-screen swipeable cards. Press Esc to get the normal page back. Also available from the toolbar popup and the right-click menu. MAKE IT YOURS • 4 modes: Chaos, Zen, Brainy, Focus (pick your own topic) • 4 themes: Neon, Dark, Light, Retro • English / Italiano interface • Keyword include/exclude filters plus a safe mode • Likes, saves and daily streaks — stored only on your device • Autoplay with adjustable speed • Keyboard-first: j/k to scroll, L to like, S to save, R to remix, M/T to switch mode and theme PRIVACY No accounts, no servers, no tracking, no analytics. Everything stays in your browser's local storage; content is fetched directly from public endpoints. Open source (MIT): https://github.com/cristiandogani-stack/adhd-boost A note on the name: "ADHD Boost" is just a name. This extension makes no medical claims and is not a treatment for anything — it is simply a fun way to wander the web.