Stoppr

Sends the replies and posts you queue in Stoppr, from your own signed-in tabs on X, Reddit and Hacker News.

Stoppr finds the Reddit threads, X posts and Hacker News discussions where people are asking for what you make, and drafts a reply for each one. This extension is the last step: it sends the replies you approved, from your own browser, signed in as you. HOW IT WORKS 1. In your Stoppr dashboard, approve the replies you want to send, or schedule them for later. 2. Click "Connect" on the dashboard's Extension page. That's the whole setup, with no passwords and no API keys to paste. 3. Press Start. The extension opens each reply in one tab and fills it in. You read it and press Reply yourself, then it moves on to the next one. WHY IT SENDS FROM YOUR BROWSER Your replies go out from your own account, in your own session, the same as if you had typed them. Stoppr never asks for your X, Reddit or Hacker News password and never logs in for you. WHAT YOU GET • One tab, one reply at a time. It never opens a pile of tabs. • Scheduled replies go out on time while your browser is open. • A side panel showing what's queued, what's sending and how the last run went. • A counter on the toolbar icon with the number of replies left in the current run. • Captchas and anything unexpected are always left to you. YOU STAY IN CONTROL By default, you press the send button on every reply. "Post automatically" is an opt-in setting: when you turn it on, the extension presses Reply for you after a short pause, with a gap you choose between sends. Stop a run at any time from the side panel. PRIVACY The extension stores only a connection token for your Stoppr workspace and your settings, locally in your browser. It acts only in the tab it opened for a queued reply. It doesn't read, collect or send your browsing history, your feeds, your messages or any other page. No ads and no tracking. Read the full policy at https://usestoppr.com/privacy. You need a Stoppr account (7-day free trial) at https://usestoppr.com.