God-to-Skinner

Browser extension (using the WebExtensions API) that replaces occurences of the word "God" with "Dr. Skinner"

Idea shamelessly stolen borrowed from the ol' cloud-to-butt community

Installing

Firefox

  1. Go to the releases page and select the file labelled "firefox" (it should have a .xpi extension)
  2. Instead of normally downloading, firefox should prompt you to install the extension

Chrome

  1. Go to the releases page and download the source code
  2. Extract the source code into its own folder
  3. Open up chrome
  4. Go to the extensions page (chrome://extensions)
  5. Enable Developer Mode by toggling the switch in the top right
  6. Select "Load Unpacked"
  7. In the selection pop-up, navigate to where you unpacked the source code and select the "src" subdirectory
  8. You can turn off Developer Mode after this, but Chrome may complain.

Why is this so complicated on Chrome?

Because Google is bad Google does not seem to easily support self-hosting packed CRX files and would instead prefer going through the Chrome store. To circumvent this, you can simply install the extension as an unpacked folder, as a developer normally would while testing.

Building

TODO