LapisCV is a collection of Markdown-based resume templates and styling assets designed for use with Obsidian, Typora, and VSCode. It provides a base CSS file (main.css) that defines the core resume styling using CSS variables for easy theming, along with platform-specific overrides to adapt to each editor's rendering engine. Users edit the provided Markdown templates to create their resumes and export to PDF using their editor's built-in or plugin-based PDF export functionality. The project includes a Makefile to build distribution packages for each supported platform.
A browser extension (ImprovedTube) that provides 80+ configuration options to customize YouTube's appearance and behavior. It injects CSS and JavaScript into YouTube pages to modify the player, sidebar, comments, thumbnails, themes, and more. Features include ad blocking, forced playback parameters, keyboard shortcuts, a blocklist for channels/videos, smart speed based on heatmap data, and integration with Return YouTube Dislike. The extension uses a message-passing architecture between content scripts and page-world scripts via custom DOM events, and a custom Satus UI framework for the settings panel. It is localized into 40+ languages but has a high number of open issues and dependencies on fragile YouTube DOM structures. The codebase is functionally comprehensive but shows signs of maintenance drift with hardcoded API keys, heavy use of !important CSS, and incomplete locale coverage.