Browser extension - Displays your GitHub notifications unread count

It checks for new GitHub notifications every minute.

• Desktop notifications
• Option to show only unread count for issues you're participating in
• GitHub Enterprise support

Make sure to add a token in the options.

• Chrome extension
• Firefox add-on: Use this to enable installing Chrome extensions and then install Notifier for GitHub
• Opera extension: Use this to enable installing Chrome extensions and then install Notifier for GitHub

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 for public repositories, you can enable them on extension options page. You will then be asked for the notifications permission.

If you want to receive (useful) desktop notifications for any private repositories you have, you will be asked for the repo permission as well. This is due to GitHub's current permission scheme, as the only way we can read anything about your private repos is if we have full control over them. If you're concerned with your security in this manner please feel free to not give this permission, just be aware that if you do not enable this permission, clicking on the notification will take you to the notifications home page since we can't get any information about the repo you got the notification for.

You can opt-in to receive desktop notifications for new notifications on GitHub. The extension checks for new notifications every minute, and displays notifications that arrived after the last check if there are any. Clicking on the notification opens it on GitHub.

• Yury Solovyov
• Laxman Damera

MIT © Sindre Sorhus