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That's roughly what Flattr 2.0 did, as a browser extension :

https://www.ctrl.blog/entry/flattr2.html

(I guess the advertising industry, including Google, lobbied hard against a potential competitor, especially already at the time owned by an adblock company?)

Heck, already Flattr 1.0 did that with its Flattr buttons on websites, but it got pretty much killed off by the 2013 Twitter APIpocalypse...



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