Shows your Pinboard bookmarks in the omnibar suggestions if "pin" is prepended. Also, allows you to view, open and edit your bookmarks in your browser. Furthermore, enables (optionally) auto-copying new browser bookmarks to pinboard.
Written in pure Javascript/HTML/CSS without external dependencies (But uses Mozilla's Web Extension Polyfill to be able to handle Chrome's differences (mostly, at least).
Does not send any data anywhere, as far as I know (except to pinboard, of course).
- Mozilla Addons
- Google Chrome Webstore
- Github Release (Signed by AMO, can be installed in regular Firefox and should get updates too)
- To connect the add-on with your pinboard account, enter your API key in the options page (about:addons or chrome://extensions). Do not enter your normal password! The key will be stored in the add-on's local browser storage, and I have no idea if other add-ons / users / whoever can access that. Also, it probably wouldn't even work.
- The API key can be found on https://pinboard.in/settings/password.
- You can search through your bookmarks, create new ones and edit old ones via the button in the Action Menu (add it to the bar if it is not there)
- Install npm/node and run npm install
- Alternatively, manually install these packages:
- webextension-polyfill (necessary to be included)
- web-ext-types (typescript declarations for web extensions)
- tslint (optionally, to use standardised formatting)
- typescript (to cross-compile .ts to .js)
- run the scripts outlined in package.json or:
- create folder structure below
- copy html and css in their folders
- copy browser-polyfill.min.js in the vendor/webextension-polyfill folder
- (run
tslint) - run
tsc(typescript compiler)
dist
+-- hml
+-- css
+-- js
+-- vendor
| +-- webextension-polyfill
- To lostsnow for the cool addon and for the bug motivating me to look into WebExtensions.
- To weinshel for the commit in his fork which I took the liberty of bringing into my version
- Adds symbol in popup for shared bookmarks
- Adds filter in popup for bookmarks flagged as "to read"
- Optimized API request queue (deleting duplicates)
- Added API polling to check every 5 minutes for new bookmarks
- Adds deleting of pins
- Adds private/public flags
- Revamps API access (caches connection if internet doesn't work)
- Adds context menu item for "To Read"
- Changes icon scheme -- show pin status as badge instead of changing the icon itself
- Adds tag suggestions
- Adds option to auto-save new bookmarks to pinboard
- Adds Google Chrome support, among others using Mozilla's Web Extension Polyfill
- Initial release, only for Firefox