I cleaned up v4.6 from the webstore [Notification]
JonasNo opened this issue · 12 comments
Repo: https://github.com/JonasNo/Tab-Manager
If you find any issues, have suggestions or want to contribute, you know what to do.
@joshperry there's no way of messaging you on github, apologies for using the issue tracker.
link to chrome extension store?
See Webstore publish
Chrome store requires money payment and I protest against that. It works perfectly find downloading it, unpacking it and loading it it as a 'unpacked extension' via github using 'developer mode' in chrome. All you will get is a warning because it's not from webstore. I get this warning every time I start Chrome because of my various custom extensions. I do this for free and give it for free, so it shall be free to distribute.
I can sign and provide my public pgp signature as verification.
If you need a tutorial on how to add it to chrome, just ask and I will deliver. I want the same thing you want, safe extensions without tracking and/or malicious intent. Which is why I did this.
Thanks!! I will try to add it as you described and if I'm having trouble I'll ask for more detailed tutorial
Got it added!
Two questions/possible issues:
- the CTRL + M shortcut (that was in other editions of tab-manager that I'd used) isn't working for me
- the request that brought me to your extension in the first place was: when you search for a tab, then select it by hitting ENTER, it would be preferable for the tab to just get selected instead of a new window being created.
Thanks @JonasNo! I've used your version as basis for Tab Manager Plus - you're mentioned in the credits.
@nosrettep I've added this feature to https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tab-manager-plus/cnkdjjdmfiffagllbiiilooaoofcoeff
Looks great! Is there a keyboard shortcut to open the tab search bar?
@nosrettep If you press "Ctrl+M" or "Cmd+M" ( on Mac ) you open the popup, right? You should be then able to type right away. You can also re-define your shortcuts here : chrome://extensions/shortcuts
Ah! I needed to redefine it there. Thanks! It does pop up however for me I still need to click in the search bar to start searching for a tab. Would be nice be able to type right away, but this is still really great!
@nosrettep Which OS are you on? Mac or Windows? Which Chrome version? It works for me right away. The search input field has a focus event on popup open coded in. E.g. Ctrl+M abc should open the popup and add abc to the search box right away.
I'm on MacOS High Sierra 10.13.4, and Chrome Version 66.0.3359.117. (I just updated Chrome.) For me the search box still requires a click.
@nosrettep I've updated it with a bit more aggressive focusing logic. Also typing at any time should now focus the search box. Scrolling with page keys should at any time scroll the main window.
The keyboard shortcut is now auto-suggesting Cmd+M for Mac now. Not sure why it worked for me ( I'm on a Mac as well ). Maybe that would fix your issue.
Let me know if it works for you!