Perhaps a bit out of scope, given the extension name.

Would you consider also adding GitLab support?

With the version 23.10.31, the GIF button is missing in the release new/edit page.

Here is a screenshot of two browser windows, release edit on the left and comment box on the right.

I blame Github who shouldn't ever change anything in the UI. :-)

Great extension BTW. You can see how long I've used it for with every release.

When trying to add a gif to a PR review, the following is rendered:

Initial state:

After clicking GIF button:

Browser version: Version 120.0.6099.199 (Official Build) (arm64)
Extension version: 24.1.6.1944

Possibly related to the same underlying problem as #68?

I would like to get GIFs from other providers, like Tenor.
I actually made a fork and made it work, just would like to know if I should open a PR, or if it is out of scope for this project.

Problem encountered with version 24.1.16 (latest at time of issue).

Problem

(this image inspector shows elements in the toolbar, and then the final <details> element is what this addon inserts (I assume). The content extends over the entire toolbar.)

The GIF button renders below the toolbar and makes the rest of the toolbar unclickable. I can click the GIF button, but only in the upper parts which don't intersect the text box.

Looking at inspector in the above image, it seems like the <details> element is growing to cover the entire toolbar area.

Potential Fix

Adding float: left; to the <details> style fixes the issue. This matches styling applied to all the <div class="ActionBar-item">
elements.

A better fix might be to stick the <details> element into its own <div class="ActionBar-item">. I tested this in console and it seemed to work (I moved the item to first in the toolbar to show more inspector hierarchy).

Thank you for a great extension!

Idea - show .gif selector on writing /gif - similar to slack approach with /giphy

or randomly insert .gif actually not sure if it's possible 🤔

Hi @N1ck . Thanks for the lovely tool. The problem was encountered on version 24.1.18 in both chrome (121.0.6167.185) and firefox (122.0.1).

Current Behavior

The GIF button renders below the toolbar at certain breakpoints. Specifically, when there is no more whitespace for the toolbar buttons, it gets rendered below.

Expected behavior

The GIF button gets moved to the menu (triple dot) items, or is placed within the toolbar.

Steps to reproduce

1. Create a new issue on github.
2. Resize browser horizontally until toolbar shrinks to displace GIF button.

When you fork and then clone the repo you get notified of colliding [F|f]unding.yml files.

➜  code git clone [email protected]:jmeridth/gifs-for-github.git
Cloning into 'gifs-for-github'...
...
warning: the following paths have collided (e.g. case-sensitive paths
on a case-insensitive filesystem) and only one from the same
colliding group is in the working tree:

  '.github/FUNDING.yml'
  '.github/funding.yml'
➜  cd gifs-for-github
➜  gifs-for-github git:(master) ls .github
total 4.0K
-rw-r--r-- 1 jmeridth staff  13 Mar 15 00:24 funding.yml
drwxr-xr-x 5 jmeridth staff 160 Mar 15 00:24 workflows

I believe you may have to delete them from the UI or some other way.

Thank you again for this wonderful project.

Simple thing to deal with practically, but would be a nice fix to see at some point: If you open the GIF dropdown while in the "Files changed" section of a PR then it's cut off by the comment drowndown overlay. See screenshot below:

Hello. I downloaded this extension from the Firefox addons page months ago, and have been happily using it all along.

Today it stopped working. I was using it a couple of days ago, it only started failing now.

The Javascript console shows a bunch of errors "Content-Security-Policy: The page’s settings blocked the loading of a resource at ...".

I have not updated Firefox in weeks, and this just started happening now, so probably the Github people just changed something that broke the extension. Hopefully you can figure a workaround to make it work again. This awesome addon is missed.

Not sure if it matters:
Firefox version 119.0 (64-bit)
Gifs For Github version 23.11.6

Hi, first of all thanks for a great add on!

I'm not sure when, or if it's just me, but recently the "GIF" button has only been appearing on the "Conversation"-tab editor, and is no longer available on the code-review editor :(
It would be really nice if this functionality could be restored :)

The link to the Firefox extensions seems to be dead:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-CA/firefox/addon/gifs-for-github/

Hey N1ck, thanks for providing this awesome plugin

I wanted to ask if you'd be open for a PR that replaces the insertion of

![](https://media0.giphy.com/media/l4FGCdurj53YWZYYg/giphy.gif)

with

<img src="https://media0.giphy.com/media/l4FGCdurj53YWZYYg/giphy.gif"/>

This way you can easily change the size of the gif with:

<img src="https://media0.giphy.com/media/l4FGCdurj53YWZYYg/giphy.gif" width="100px"/>

What do you think? 🙂

@N1ck Thank you for this wonderful extension. May I inquire as to what license this repo is under? MIT, Apache 2.0, etc? Cool to add a LICENSE.md file? I can do a quick PR or if you could add. wdyt?

This should just be a matter of editing gif output to something like:

<details open>
	<summary><i>make it so</i></summary>
	<img src="https://media3.giphy.com/media/bKnEnd65zqxfq/giphy.gif"/>
</details>

Ideally, the summary would include, by default, what the user input into the text field when searching for a gif.

For the example above, I typed in "make it so" so that's why the summary has "make it so" in it. Here's the actual output as an example:

make it so

Lot's of companies are using Github enterprise on locally hosted domains.
For instance, we also have the same fun "convention" in mine, to add a gif to our PRs, and I am sure this extension would take off if it had an option to configure the domain.

Github Dark theme extension does it great, a simplified similar interface could be used:

I could be interested to contribute for that if you are interested, keep in touch. Cheers

It inserts the <img> tag twice on GitHub Enterprise :(

No issue on github.com

Version: 23.11.6

I feel like I have a hard time finding GIFs that I think are still pretty work appropriate sometimes:

But then again I guess this is in here...