This browser extension gathers the current window's tabs and offers actions to take on them, either in bulk or on a per-tab basis. Possible actions include saving to Pocket, bookmarking, downloading, closing and ignoring.
There are two ways of interacting with tabs, a simple bulk method and a more advanced per-tab layout. For more info or to install the extension for normal use visit the extension site.
This extension uses the promise based browser web extensions API with a polyfill for callback style browsers.
To load the extension locally for development, git clone this repo and then run:
npm install
While npm finishes installing, create a Pocket app and get a Pocket consumer key. Then in the src/js directory, copy the config-sample.js to a file named config.js. Open config.js and enter your consumer key as the value for the "consumer_key" field.
Once npm finishes installing, build an install that npm watches and re-compiles when changes are made with
npm run watch
in Mozilla Firefox you can also use web-ext to have Firefox watch the extension files and reload Firefox when it changes. After creating a build run web-ext in the "dist/browser" directory:
web-ext run
Mac users, temporarily use the below to workaround a bug in web-ext:
web-ext run -f=/Applications/Firefox.app/Contents/MacOS/firefox
Make all changes in the src directory use npm to build the extension. Load the extension from the dist directory in your browser.
Please use prettier to format any Javascript files in the src directory before committing!
Mostly a note for myself, when releasing a new version simply run npm run dev. As browsers prefer un-minified files and minifying local files doesn't provide much performance gain it's best to not use npm run production when creating releases.