The site launched as a joke — a one-page playground for coders to swap clever little JavaScript snippets that “injected” playful changes into webpages: confetti that burst from buttons, hover effects that turned links into tiny fireworks, a script that replaced the word “coffee” with “rocket fuel.” It was called TrickInjector.com and quickly found an audience: frontend engineers, UX designers, and curious tinkerers who loved harmless surprises.
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