Hello! I wondered if you're thinking about updating Safety Tools to support Foundry V12? Thanks!

We would love to use the cards for our game, but we have the "problem" that not always everyone involved in the game has Foundry as an active window, so it often happens that the use of the cards is not noticed at all. It would be incredibly helpful if there would be an additional alarm sound. I have seen here that in the licenses there is also something about alarm sounds, but in the settings for the module I have not found anything about it.

The installation link to the manifest (in the README) is using the wrong link. it would be logical to have it link to this repo's manifest url

A few weeks ago, I set up a new Foundry VTT instance, this time V11 (and a different game system), for a friend who wants to take over the DM seat for a while. I installed my usual set of modules and noticed that Safety Tools doesn't work. In fact, the whole tools sidebar fails to draw with Safety Tools enabled.

Have you already looked into making this V11 compatible? Do you have something in the works?

I'll probably start testing moving the instances of other groups to V11 some time next week or so. I might also have a look if I can figure out what's the deal with Safety Tools, but I can't promise anything, especially since JavaScript/TypeScript/webdev stuff isn't really my scene.

https://discord.com/channels/170995199584108546/513918036919713802/1047238319370682480

Hey, sorry to bother but quick question - is there any way to not have the "please fade to black" button bring up a dialog titled "The N Card"? That phrase is pretty loaded particularly for US users, and while it's clearly not an intentional reference it is really jarring in a Safety Tools module to have one of the tools be evocative of a racial slur?

It would be useful to have configurable key bindings for these cards, for example hitting "x" on the keyboard would raise the X card. I know that Raise My Hand has this and it can cause false alarms when users accidentally hit the "x" key, but if it's configurable they could add a modifier (for example) to prevent this kind of thing.

Having key binds for these safety tools is more important for this module than Raise My Hand. With Raise My Hand, the menu icons will be visible most of the time. However, with Safety Tools they're behind the hardhat icon. If someone needs to raise an X card, they need to be able to do it quickly without having to hunt through the menus.