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[beta] Help test Shaarli addon/extension(codeberg.org)

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I am not sure if this is the best place to post it or even if it is allowed, but I figured if I find someone using Shaarli it would be around here.

Can anyone using Shaarli and either Firefox or Chrome(ium) help me with testing/feedback a extension before release?

I have been using it for a while now and it definetely works better for me than the existing extensions as this one uses the Shaarli API.

If you have a few minutes please let me know what you think. You can find the Firefox xpi and the Chrome crx here

– Note: I created a post yesterday for Firefox only, but, as i managed to port the extension to Chrome as well and as the previous post had not much traction i deleted it and created this one.

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What is the advantage of this extension over the bookmarklet? https://shaarli.readthedocs.io/en/master/Usage.html#adding-editing-shaares

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The bookmarklet opens a window popup with the Shaarli instance to save your current tab. This extension uses the Shaarli API, opens a extension popup that let you add/edit your current tab as well as search within your bookmarks

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The extension is now available and approved on both Firefox and Chrome stores 🎉

Firefox Browser add-ons

Chrome web store

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