- Add to Chrome: Available in the Chrome Web Store
- Add to Firefox: Available as a Firefox Browser Add-on
Alternatively, you can use the base styles as userstyles (e.g. with Firefox's built-in Style Editor or using extensions like Stylish for Chrome and Cascadea for Safari).
Customizations, preferences, options! Access them by clicking the extension's icon as a popup or in full screen in Options (Chrome) or Preferences (Firefox).
You can —
- Control Feed / Timeline Width
- Control Navigation UI: Buttons, Centering, Labels
- Activate Zen Mode
- ...and more!
First, you must have classic yarn installed. Then, go to customize-app and run the build command to build the static Next.js app, which is used for the extension's customization popup and options.
cd customize-app
yarn # must run yarn once first before you can build
yarn run build
You can then go to extension and begin testing in chrome://extensions
on Chrome and about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox
on Firefox.
Make sure to rename manifest.chrome.json
or manifest.firefox.json
to manifest.json
on Chrome and Firefox, respectively. The main difference is Firefox currently does not support Manifest V3.
cd extension
mv manifest.chrome.json manifest.json
mv manifest.firefox.json manifest.json