Display Medium TOC and RSS Feeds: Medium Enhancer

Enhance Your Medium Reading Experience, Unlock RSS Feeds and TOC on Medium.

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Introduction

Remember last year’s summary when I mentioned that I wanted to write more code despite how busy life was? I haven’t forgotten my promise, even though it’s been a while.

I’ve noticed some pain points while using Medium, such as the lack of a table of contents (TOC) and RSS feeds. Determined to solve my own problems while also learning front-end and AI development along the way, I decided to create a Chrome extension. It seemed like a win-win situation—why not give it a try?

However, developing the extension wasn’t as straightforward as I thought. Conducting research on TOC and RSS feeds took up a lot of time, and as someone primarily working with backend development, front-end coding felt quite challenging. Yet, I managed to push through and feel like I’ve made progress. So, here it is.

Feel free to use it: Medium Enhancer - Chrome Web Store

Release Notes

Version 0.0.2 - March 9, 2025

  • Supports automatic display of Medium’s table of contents (TOC).
  • Supports showing Medium articles’ RSS feeds when clicking the icon.
  • Includes an option to configure TOC-related features.

Feature Introduction

Table of Contents (TOC)

Automatically displays the TOC, which can be dragged to different positions:

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RSS

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Based on the official documentation: Using RSS feeds of profiles, publications, and topics – Medium Help Center, it identifies RSS Feeds you might be interested in while providing a preview through Inoreader. When opened, it resembles the image below, where you can also directly choose to Follow:
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Options

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This provides some options for selection. You can try them out on your own. Right-click the plugin icon and select “Options” to adjust settings.

Other Information

Since I’m relatively new to frontend development, the code is basic. For now, I won’t demonstrate it. In the future, I’ll open-source the code once it’s refined.

Feel free to reach out with any questions or feedback. I’ll address them promptly upon receipt.

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中文文章: https://programmerscareer.com/zh-cn/medium-enhancer/
Author: Medium,LinkedIn,Twitter
Note: Originally written at https://programmerscareer.com/medium-enhancer/ at 2025-03-09 22:49.
Copyright: BY-NC-ND 3.0

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