About me

I'm Rob, an Information Security Technology student at the TU/e and an active contributor to open-source software such as Chromium (the project behind Google Chrome) and PDF.js, and other projects on my Github profile. I report security bugs whenever I find them. I spread knowledge on Stack Overflow and work as a Software engineer at Code Yellow to develop telephony software for enterprise. I am also a volunteer AMO editor and started working on Firefox's WebExtensions during a summer internship at Mozilla (2016). You can find me on LinkedIn.

• Lyrics Here - Browser extension that adds lyrics to YouTube, Spotify and other music sites (Chrome / Safari / Firefox / Opera / Internet Explorer / Maxthon).
• PDF.js Chrome extension - brings PDF.js to Chrome.
• Chrome extension source viewer for auditing the source code of Chrome/Firefox extensions (Firefox addon, online demo).
• Stack Apps: “View Vote totals” without 1000 rep and real-time Desktop Notifications for Stack Exchange.
• "Don't track me Google" (also for Firefox) disables link-to-tracker conversion at various Google services.
• Copy Link to Clipboard - An Android app to copy and preview links without leaving the current app.
• No Native Notifications is a Firefox add-on that replaces native desktop notifications with a platform-independent XUL-based desktop notification.
• Display #Anchors is ideal for bookmarking or linking to a specific part of a webpage (source code).
• HTTPS by default is a Firefox addon to use https by default instead of http (project page, with Chromium patch).
• Classic Blue Theme (back to 50) for Chrome.

For developers

• Cors Anywhere, a reverse proxy which adds CORS headers to the proxied requests, written in NodeJS (demo).
• Extension dev tools - to ease development and deployment of browser extensions.
• Some small libraries for Chrome extensions.
• Grab-to-pan.js is a lightweight library to pan elements.
• canvas-interceptor is a tool to help with isolating <canvas> rendering bugs and creating reduced test cases.