@muan Apologies if this is a noob mistake 😳, but I somehow have two different buttons.👬

Couldn't find dual installations or anything - any idea why? 😺

Can I create an issue from a custom email? It would be very handy

So! The successor of Gmail is in the process of getting ready, this featureset is very nice and it would be a waste if it wouldn't be integrated with Inbox somehow.

If you like I can send you an invite, maybe we can work it out!

If you're bored on a 🚀: your README.md screenshots need some retina love 💝

Maybe I'm wrong but please notify in the readme or/and in the description it's only for Chrome.

Thanks. :)

Though jQuery was removed in 24919e3, it seems like options.js relies on jQuery.

Are you planning to migrate to something like fetch?

Thanks!

I belive it's muan.co rather than muan.com.

Safari allows for extensions also, and this would be a great extension for people who use Safari as their main browser

The main changes are in chrome/src/inject/inject.js, diff is: https://github.com/muan/github-gmail/compare/0e4b363e8db85649e7ef832b73b9e39c5a29dd9e...master?w=1 but judging by #36 there might be more, so would probably require a run through line by line. (firefox script: https://github.com/muan/github-gmail/blob/master/firefox/data/index.js)

I also removed jQuery from the Chrome extension recently so should do the same with the firefox version.

@ErinCall if you are up for helping out with this please 🙏 don't worry if not though. :) I can probably work on it in the weekend.

Now, I have to open the email in Gmail t get a link to the issue. This is still way better than nothing, but it adds an extra step.

I am using Vivaldi 3.5 (based on chromium) on kubuntu 18.04.

Like this one

It's ya boi, Austin Pray, coming at you live with a github issue.

I sent someone an email with a link to http://github.com/austinpray.keys in it. When I returned to the thread I was presented with a little button to "view this thread on github". The button linked to http://github.com/austinpray.keys of course.

Dunno if this is defined behavior or whatevs.

Says "This add-on could not be installed because it appears to be corrupt"

Thanks for this project!

I'd like to add support for Gitlab as well.
Is this something you are open to adding and/or merging a PR?

Thanks!

https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/165450
https://support.google.com/mail/answer/6594

Ew.

@muan

I've found that "Visit Thread on GitHub" takes an different link to unsubscribe instead of the link to an issue itself.

The below is the html code from the chrome dev tool(replaced the hash with a meaningless string though):

<a class="github-link T-I J-J5-Ji lS T-I-ax7 ar7" target="_blank" href="https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe/xxxhogehogexxxx">Visit Thread on GitHub</a>

So when pushing the "Visit Thread on GitHub" button, then you unsubscribe the thread..

:(

GitHub (well, we) changed it so that the unsubscribe link in the footer requires auth, for good reasons, and the list-unsubscribe link is still not in the DOM so again we seem to be stuck.

When I try to install xpi file It is giving error. [This add-on could not be install because It has not been verified]

What should I do now?

When I'm looking at a GH issue email, the button appears.

If I open a compose window with the c shortcut another button appears. When I close that window (esc) another button appears. They'll continue to add on if I repeat this.

If I use the compose button, another "Visit Thread on Github" button only appears when I close the compose window.

I reinstalled the newest version from Chrome and the issue persisted. Seems to be different from #16.

I like using the button to open issues on GitHub, but when I triage my notifications I like to go through them quickly and then come back to certain issues that need more attention.

Changing focus to the newly opened tab breaks my flow, I'd like for the new tabs to be opened, but not change focus to them.

If you don't want to change the default behavior, would you be open to adding a preference for this @muan?

I found a little and innocent "typo bug"

https://github.com/muan/github-gmail/blob/master/chrome/src/inject/inject.js#L151

"crtl" string

if(key == "crtl")  trueOrFalse.push(event.ctrlKey)

Is it possible to make the button open the thread in a new tab without taking focus away from the inbox?

I often find myself opening a bunch of conversations at once and then going through the individual tabs.

If where are custom domain links and github.com links, it will take people to the github.com link, which is not the expected behavior.

Github-Gmail opens unsubscribe link on explore newsletter mails. Explore page can be used instead of unsubscribe page on newsletters.

Details in #33 (comment).

Hello!

Love your extension/add-on on GMail, thank you for the hard work!

I recently switched back from Chrome to Firefox, and realized it could not be installed there:

It seems Firefox Quantum (57+) only allows "WebExtensions". I have no idea of the work involved into making this a WebExtension, but I'm opening the issue, just in case someone would like to try.

Thank you!

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There's always a gotoaction! ⚡

啊

Changes in 0.6.3...0.6.4 should be ported to Firefox.

If you view an unread message that is not in the Inbox and click the "Move to Inbox" button and then "Undo" the "Visit Thread on GitHub" button disappears and doesn't come back.

Give auto-updates, makes it easier to find, etc. I'll send you $5 to join the developer program, if that's the issue 😉

https://developers.google.com/chrome/web-store/docs/publish

Looks like the keybinding to shift + g is preventing me from using uppercase G's when composing emails.

Could we possibly look at either moving the key binding to something like cmd + g or only available when viewing the email?

Nice extension btw!

GMail has Dark theme where the links are not very visible:

The GitHub notification notifications that it sends out when you are automatically added to notifications for a repo are like

(subject: [GitHub] Subscribed to user/repo notifications)

Hey there, we're just writing to let you know that you've been automatically subscribed to a repository on GitHub.

    user/repo forked by X from origuser/repo
    Description
    https://github.com/user/repo

You'll receive notifications for all issues, pull requests, and comments that happen inside the repository. If you would like to stop watching this repository, you can manage your settings here:

    https://github.com/user/repo/subscription

You can unwatch this repository immediately by clicking here:

    https://github.com/user/repo/unsubscribe_via_email/<long random text>
You were automatically subscribed because you've been given push access to the repository.

Thanks!

When I Shift-G on this, it opens the last link, which unsubscribes me from notifications. I expected it to just open the repo.

Is there a link yet for installing this fine tool?

I use a darker theme and the text is hard to see.

Hi Mu-An,
why didn't you use Gmail API ? I think there is a good potential and much more availability to other browsers : https://developers.google.com/gmail/actions/

I just went to try the ctrl + enter version from the list view, and realised very quickly that it doesn’t work unless the first label is the one that represents the organization.

For example, I have multiple labels on my emails:

With my cursor on any of these, for example the top one in the screenshot, pressing ctrl + enter takes me to https://github.com/gh-issues/github/issues/#… instead of https://github.com/github/github/issues/#…, since GH-Issues is the first label the JS encounters, not the GitHub label which represents the name of the org.

This may not be easily fixable, since knowing which label out of multiple labels is the one to use for the org name is not really something that the JS can determine. The only way I can think of to get around this would be to establish some convention for identifying which label represents the org. One way to do that might be to specify a prefix like org-<orgname> that the JS will look for via a regex match or something. That might make the labels ugly though, so it’s not really ideal.

❤️ the extension though, it’s great to have that shortcut available in email threads!

Dear muan,

Can you please help me investigate why the "View on Github" button is not showing in my interface?

I am attaching a screenshot. Thank you!

Dear @muan,

Could you please check if the button is still showing for you on the new Gmail interface?

For me it's not for some reasons. 😩

Thank you!

@muan, awesome extension ✨

Would it be hard to add a shortcut to unsubscribe from the thread (i.e., the equivalent of going to the issue and clicking the "Unsubscribe" button)? That would be really helpful for people like me who watch lots of repositories but are only interested in a small fraction of threads, to help me keep my 📥 from 💣 🔥. Thanks!