Thanks for the replies everyone. I didn't dare to check for a while because I thought it didn't have any replies.

Quote from: buwaytress on April 26, 2020, 10:09:37 AM

Hi there! A good idea, a very good one actually but maybe because people need to see it work across several sites. I'll give you a few to start off with, based on where I've played dice or know dice is popular:

1. Crypto.games
2. Bitsler
3. Bitvest
4. 999dice
5. Fairlay
6. Yolodice
7. Freebitco.in

It could be tricky but if you could really interface with regular casino software:
1. Sportsbet
2. FortuneJack
3. Bitcasino
4. Bitcoinrush
5. Betcoin

Get your code open source too. And have as much detail as possible for a newbie to understand how your extension verifies provably fair (maybe even a tutorial inside to teach them) and you might have something on your hands. Don't worry, new extensions will be difficult to break through as people rightly won't trust it. Maybe work with a couple of owners to suggest your extension.

Thanks for all the suggestions! I was planning to integrate more sites but got a bit discouraged to be honest. I will follow on with some of your suggestions. The library code is already open source but I will open source the UI code as well after some cleaning up.

Quote from: kryptqnick on April 26, 2020, 10:19:19 AM

It sounds like a cool thing, but perhaps one of the reasons people don't check it out is the same I have: I am very cautious when it comes to crypto browser extensions because the risk of it being something that scams you just seems too high. Okay, you've shown the demo which looks cool. But I am sure you understand that it doesn't prove that the extension doesn't do anything additionally, such as, say, get the money out of the casino account when a person is logged in and checking if the bet was fair. If you find a way to show that it's safe to use the extension, I am sure it will help make it more popular. Good luck!

I understand your cautiousness. It doesn't request many permissions, for now I don't think it can even read or interact with the pages you visit even if it wanted to (it's just able to read the URL). I will probably make it fully open source and have instructions on compiling and installing by yourself.