Dashboard filter for GitHub

Notifier for GitHub

Displays your GitHub notifications unread count It checks the GitHub Notifications API every minute. Supports GitHub Enterprise and an option to only show unread count for issues you're participating in. Make sure to add a token in the Options page. Both requested permissions are optional, so you can just decline if you don't want it. The first time you click on the extension icon, it will ask you for access to browser tabs. We need this to know if there is already an opened GitHub notifications page and switch to it if so. If you want to receive desktop notifications, you can enable them on extension options page. You will then be asked for the notifications permission.

Octotree - GitHub code tree

Browser extension that enhances GitHub code review and exploration. Features * Fast IDE-like code tree * Quick search in tree format * Bookmark repos, issues, PRs, files * Support GitHub themes * Support private repositories * High performance, working with repositories of any size NO BS POLICY: Octotree doesn't track you or share/care about your data at all. GitHub tokens are only needed when you want to access private repositories or exceed GitHub API rate limit. Octotree stores tokens in your browser storage and only uses them to authenticate with GitHub.

Lovely forks

An extension to help you notice notable forks of GitHub projects. Sometimes on GitHub, projects are abandoned by the original authors and the development continues on a fork. However, the original repository is often not updated to let new-comers see that. I have many times wasted effort on making a pull-request or installing old buggy versions of projects when the community had already moved to a fork. To make matters worse, the old projects usually have higher search-engine traffic and a lot more stars than the forks. This makes the forks even harder to find. This extension tries to remedy that by adding a subscript under the name of the repository on the Github page of all projects with a link to the most notable fork (i.e. the fork with the most stars), if such a fork exists.

npmhub

On every GitHub repository or folder with a package.json file, scroll to the bottom of the page to see a list of its npm dependencies and their descriptions. - the package.json file - npmjs.com - RunKit to test the package - BundlePhobia to see the package size when bundled - PackagePhobia to see the package size when installed - NPMGraph to explore the sub-dependencies - UNPKG to see the exact contents published to npm GitHub Enterprise is also supported by right-clicking on npmhub's icon in the toolbar and selecting Enable npmhub on this domain.