show badges on reddit usernames

I have the add-on working in Firefox on Windows and Android, and see the same behaviour in both: Pages loaded from https://twitter.com/ work as expected, but pages from https://mobile.twitter.com/ do not. The extra badges do not appear.

I have the Proven plugin (2.3.1) installed on my Firefox browser (62.0) on macOS 10.13.6 (High Sierra).

When I view my own Twitter profile, the plugin correctly shows that I have a Keybase, Github and Hackernews account (and they appear in that order). But, strangely, the username for Keybase is wrong. My keybase account is bcholmes (https://keybase.io/bcholmes), but the Twitter profile uses the name bcholmesdotorg (which happens to be my Twitter account name) but is linked to the correct URL. The other two are correct; it's just the first one that's inaccurate.

Requesting inverted colors for Night Mode 😃

Now that Mastodon is an option for proofs, it would be cool to see it as an option for a site this works on. I hope maybe I can someday help to make this issue happen since I doubt it's high-priority, but I also just wanted to say THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS and THIS IS VERY COOL.

I don't think it's showing up on https://twitter.com/who_to_follow/suggestions. It might be, but I'm not seeing anyone as I keep scrolling.

tweetdeck got bought by twitter a while ago and is now available at tweetdeck.twitter.com It's a columnar view of twitter let's your coworkers see how hard you work at tweeting. It would be cool to have Proven in there too.

show badges next to github usernames

It'd be nice if the icons showed on pages in the type of twitter.com/following

Firefox's build has been uninstallable in Firefox. Attempts to sideload it will give an error saying it's corrupt, and it's missing from Firefox's add-on store.

Currently the only way to add it is to go to about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox.

This might be an issue with signing, since it was delisted and Firefox only allows signed addons to be installed. However I have failed to install it on the Developer Edition, so it could be something else.

If a site is verified by both DNS and HTTPS, it will be output twice on the user's Twitter profile.

Firstly, great extension! I always use it to see what other websites people have made.

I just noticed that the lobste.rs domain is not resolving an icon properly though.

Link in screenshot

If you look at a Twitter profile of someone who has verified a Mastodon identity (such as https://twitter.com/maxtaco), where a lovely Mastodon icon could go, there's just "undefined"

show badges on HN names

This would allow current version to populate user profiles when navigating to them via pushState, and allow for timeline integration. It seems from twitter's own sample chrome extension that this is OK to just kludge using setInterval: https://github.com/twitterdev/chrome-extension-collections/blob/master/js/contentscript.js#L153-L185

I don't know what environment is affected by this, but there is a typo here :

It should be

return browser.storage.local.get(keys);

show badges next to facebook names

add only a keybase badge that on hover (click for mobile support?) shows the other badges, might as well include names next to them too.

They should be where the verified badge goes.

Feature request: add compact-only support for "following" / "followers" view on Twitter. (Unless I'm just missing it somehow?)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17886096

caused by switch to using icons from keybase, need to figure out how to get around that

It installs but I think the selectors are wrong.

(Seen in Firefox 63.0b3; unsure if this reproduces in Chrome)

On Twitter, it seems like there's a bug where links to Keybase that should show the user's Keybase username instead show their Twitter username. In the example below, the text next to the Keybase icon should read chris (Chris Coyne's username on Keybase), not malgorithms.

I'm assuming this is a regression because the screenshot of Chris' profile used in the README shows chris next to the Keybase icon, which I'm pretty sure is the desired behavior.

This bug also manifests in the title text of the link icons placed next to usernames in a user's feed, though I'm having trouble taking a screenshot of that as it requires hovering over the icon. All of the links seem to have the correct href; it's just the label/title text that's wrong.

I can reproduce this both with and without the "Only show keybase badge" option enabled.

P.S. Been using your extension since I saw it on HN about a week ago; it's great!

https://keybase.io/jonnu

It would be great if we could extend this to cover the Linked In site? I've also seen some other sites you've started to build support for (#5, #4, #3)... anything I can do to help with those?

If I wanted to help by building support in for those platforms, would it just be a matter of duplicating the code you've created (e.g. reddit support - issue 3) to support the target platform of choice?