Effortless temporary bookmarks.
https://holllo.org/queue/
Bauke
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Previously we would use messaging to open the next link with either a loaded content script in the current tab or a new tab if the tab can't load a content script. This makes it simpler and also has the added benefit of no longer requiring the permission to access all websites. |
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README.md
Queue
A WebExtension for queueing links.
Installation
You can install Queue through Mozilla Addons, installing from a file (see the Releases page for a prebuilt version) or building from source.
Development
To build Queue you will need git, NodeJS and pnpm. Then from a terminal, run the following commands.
# Step 1. Download the repository with Git.
git clone https://github.com/Holllo/queue
cd queue
# Step 2. Install the dependencies.
pnpm install
# Step 3. Start an auto-reloading browser instance for development.
pnpm start
# Step 4. Lint the code and run tests.
pnpm test
# Step 5. Build the WebExtension for production.
# See the web-ext-artifacts directory for output.
pnpm build
License
Queue is open-sourced with the AGPL-3.0-or-later license.