Some work was already done earlier on with the idea of eventually adding support for other sites.

The widget itself does not depend on GitHub's JS (but may rely on some CSS, for now). All site-specific work is done in src/js/sites.

This extension hasn't been working for a while, and there are many people wanting to fix it. To avoid multiple forks in the Chrome Store you should either transfer ownership of the extension to someone else or add collaborators that can do this for you. How to set up Group Publishing is detailed here.

You could also add some stewards on this repo, but it's not necessary if work will continue in another fork.

Reported in the Chrome store:

Mike Koch Modified 2 days ago

This breaks JavaScript in GitLab. I'm honestly not sure why this extension needs access to all of my sites, when it only needs access to github.com (unless the user is using GH Enterprise)

please ignore

TODO: Use the URI for the LoRes version of an image in the preview window (but still include the full size image URI when selected).

It would be a lot more confidence inspiring if I could run some tests before pushing a commit. Even if it's just xo. This would also be useful if you ever plan to automate the release process via Travis (or whatever).

This is neat, but because you're putting the button where the markdown helpers are the Refined GitHub extension makes this extension non-functional. You can fix this by putting the button someplace else in the DOM to recreate the effect without making it a child of .toolbar-commenting.

When you click the icon it should focus the text cursor in the search field. Every time I click I type something and wonder if my keyboard is broken. 😢

Any plans to do this eventually?

See this screenshot:

Using: Chrome Version 48.0.2564.116

Chrome Version 56.0.2924.87 (64-bit)
OS X Version 10.11.6

In the console the following error appears.

Uncaught TypeError: $ is not a function

Looks like GitHub dropped jQuery, at least from the window object.

Btw. Great extension 👍

Don't want to exclude the Enterprise folks, but it would be great to remove the need to require access to all websites in the manifest.

Ref: #7

Seems like the widget will fire for the GIF search with the text from input element having one fewer character than expected (missing the last-entered character).

Search for "good" returns "goo"

TODO:

• Determine why outer click isn't closing popup for some users
• Close popup on esc key

Ref: #9 (comment)

Just an idea :)