Technical Implementation and User Experience of Plug-in Design
EchoMemo's choice of the Chrome plugin as its primary vehicle has multiple technical advantages:
- Instant Capture Mechanism: Inject page context directly via content_scripts to achieve 0-click save (automatic preview of current page)
- Local Cache Layer: Use IndexedDB to store recent content to ensure basic functionality is available in a weak network environment.
- Lightweight Architecture: The plug-in package is controlled within 2MB, the memory consumption is less than 50MB, and the impact on the browser performance has been tested to be less than 3%.
In terms of user experience design, the plug-in interface follows the design specifications of Chrome extensions, and the main function entrances can respond within 300ms. The saving process is optimized as a two-step operation: 1) click the extension icon to wake up the floating window 2) confirm saving. For high-frequency users, a shortcut key (Alt+E) is also set up for quick triggering, and user research shows that this design improves the saving efficiency by 40%.
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