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Results for me are now that the extension now identifies all sites as being Netlify sites irrespective of the actual result.

This is happening on every URL I visit.

https://netlify.slack.com/archives/CJNDNPXEC/p1560371794128700

Hi,
If I try to sign-in to Netlify app by the Bitbucket connect button (either using the email or the Google sign-in):

the login process fails:

Thanks

Windows 10 updated
Firefox: 82.0.3

I get a big red band on dash.cloudflare.com/login asking me to refresh.... which of course does not work!
Once the extension disabled, it's working again!

Any advice or question are welcome!

thanks to the prompting of @birtles, we can make this extension more accessible for non chrome users: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons/WebExtensions/Porting_a_Google_Chrome_extension

free for anyone to pick up e.g. @dance2die if you wish

Currently, if the site detected is not hosted on a subdomain of netlify.com, the extension reports that the site is not open source.

This is not necessarily correct, as many open source sites use a custom domain.

Example: https://hawksworx.com
(which is open source: https://github.com/philhawksworth/hawksworx.com)

Perhaps the wording for this message would be more accurate if it said something like:

This site is hosted on Netlify, but its deploy logs are not public.

poc here only works for github right now but this is pretty much all the code needed to do this

var { host, pathname } = document.location
if (host === "github.com" && typeof pathname === "string") {
  const pathsplit = pathname.split("/")
  if (pathsplit.length > 2) {
    const user = pathsplit[1]
    const repo = pathsplit[2]
    const newUrl = `https://app.netlify.com/start/deploy?repository=https://github.com/${user}/${repo}`
    var container = document.createElement("li")
    var newBtn = document.createElement("a")
    newBtn.setAttribute("class", "btn btn-sm")
    newBtn.setAttribute("href", newUrl)
    newBtn.setAttribute("target", "_blank")
    var newContent = document.createTextNode("💎 Deploy To Netlify")
    newBtn.appendChild(newContent)
    container.appendChild(newBtn)

    var el = document.getElementsByClassName("pagehead-actions")[0].children[0]
    el.parentNode.insertBefore(container, el)
  }
}

any comments

I have placed the "deploy to netlify" button in react app and it is working fine here. After that I made a build of the project and uploaded it on the server, then after clicking the button I got following error: app.netlify.com refused to connect.

Please give any suggestion, thanks