m3thom

I confirm that you need to use the alias methods `:a, :p, :v` instead of the original methods `:attributes, :predicate_name, :values` if you want to use the `conditions` argument."

@mateuszbialowas You could do something like this. ```ruby # Assuming your `params[:q]` # puts params[:q] # {"id_eq": 1, title_eq: "Input title"} ``` - Option 1: Inject your ransacked method into...

I really like this extension and want to keep using it. Maybe we can use the [userScripts](https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/reference/api/userScripts#type-RegisteredUserScript) API? Even though users need to enable developer mode to use the API,...