extension
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You never know how someone will use your app
The thing about writing an app is that you don’t know how it’s going to be used. Your happy paths are not necessarily someone else’s happy paths.
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WeatherTab for Firefox
I ported my first Firefox extension, and I changed almost nothing to get it working.
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WeatherTab
Introducing a “New Tab” Chrome extension.
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All that you love will be refactored away
Someone was kind enough to let me know that as of version 54, Chrome has removed the enable-panels flag. This breaks the entire point of my “Panel View” extensions, like for Keep and Play Music.
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Panel View for Keep 3.2
Every time Google changes something, I have to fix it in my extension.
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Panel View for Keep 3.1
This release is mostly a bug fix.
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On tab detachment and reattachment
As I was testing my upcoming release of Panel View for Keep, I came across a strange bug.
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Panel View for Keep 2.8.2
This update could be subtitled, “Flexbox to the rescue.”
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Panel View for Keep 2.8.1
Just a CSS bug fix.
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Panel View for Keep 2.8
This was originally going to just be a minor update. But I got carried away, so now it’s a major one.
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Panel View for Keep 2.7
Again with the DOM hacking? Yes. Oh yes.
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Panel View for Keep 2.6
I’ve just pushed out an update to Panel View for Keep, bringing it up to version 2.6. This version fixes something that’s been bugging me for a long time.