Chrome browser extension that automatically searches
Rossmann's Consumer Rights Wiki (CRW)
for articles related to the website you're currently visiting.
All references found by this software are not part of ClintonCAT and are provided to the end-user under
CC-4.0-BY-SA licensing
by the originating website consumerrights.wiki.
If a matching page is found on the Consumer Rights Wiki, the extension’s toolbar icon will display the number of controversies associated with the current site. You’ll also be able to navigate directly to the relevant article with a single click.
As this extension is currently under development it's necessary to build and install from source.
git checkout [email protected]:WayneKeenan/ClintonCAT.git
cd ClintonCAT
npm install
npm run build:chromium # Chrome
# or
npm run build:gecko # Firefox
The compiled extension will be output in the dist
folder.
Perform the above steps for the chromium
build then open the XCode project and build for your preferred OS(es).
- Open Extension settings: e.g.
chrome://extensions/
orbrave://extensions/
etc. - Enable Developer Mode
- Click
Load Unpacked
- Navigate to the unzipped folder.
- Open: about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox
- Expand 'Temporary Extensions'
- Click 'Load Temporary Add-on...'
- Navigate to the unzipped folder and open
manifest.json
- Press Run
- Enable in Preferences -> Extensions
We welcome contributions! Please read our CONTRIBUTING.md guide for details on how to contribute.
Thanks to the following people for their contributions outside of a PR:
- @blimeybloke (Settings and whitelisting)
- @lnardon (Firefox)
- @khonkhortisan (Firefox)
- @SalimOfShadow (Multiple tab prevention)
- @EricFrancis12 (Toggle on/off)