Thomas

> You could make some sort of dropdown on the left of the search bar, then when the user tries to activate history ask for an optional permission

> Yeah, could work. I think ideally I'd like to have a way for users to decide what they want to see, so they can customize if they see bookmarks,...

> is not in the permissions list though, it's just a match pattern for the content scripts, so that they are injected in any URL. Theoretically I could manually inject...

Also it's not a question, it's a suggestion

> Yeah but if I did that it wouldn't be as responsive (having to load the whole thing every time), plus I feel like content scripts are just expected of...

> I can look into it again, if it can remove a permission and still perform as well that's definitely worth it for sure. I'll be working on optimizations anyway...

Using a framework for this project instead of just JQUery might also help development a lot, I really like svelte because it compiles to pure HTML + JS without any...

Even just adding a monospace font + tab trap would go a long way towards a developer experience.

> Exactly who are blocked from using extensions? Everyone at any school that I've ever been to

> But userscript managers are extensions too, so how do you install those? Sorry, I just had no idea that this exists. You can also just paste userscripts into console,...