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Doesn't work for corporate Githubs with non-com TLD
It would be nice to have this extension work for corporate Githubs that have a TLD other than ".com". Instead of matching patterns it might be a good idea to have an explicit and user configurable white list of domains for which the extension should be enabled. The "Github Dark Theme" extension handles the problem in this way, for example.
@KaiRoesner Thanks for reporting. Wide GitHub 2.0.0 adds support for github.*.io domains. If this doesn't cover most of the use-cases, I'll be happy to explore your suggestion for a future release.
Reopening this issue because of @MahatmaFatalError's comment here (Issue #5). I'll try to implement a wider support for GitHub Enterprise custom domains in a future release.
Did this get merged in? I just installed this for use on a corporate GitHub, but it does not seem to be working.
@KalebMills , I'm now using this style instead which has a configurable list of domains for which the style is enabled. github.*.io does not work for us, we have several github domains, e.g. with .corp tld.
Did this get merged in? I just installed this for use on a corporate GitHub, but it does not seem to be working.
@KalebMills , I'm now using this style instead which has a configurable list of domains for which the style is enabled.
github.*.iodoes not work for us, we have several github domains, e.g. with.corptld.
I can confirm as of now Wide GitHub for Firefox works with github.*.io and github.*.com domains only. I'll add support for custom TLDs in a future release. Thanks for reporting.
IMO having an option in the extension to enable it for a specific domain, like Refined Github, would be better.
Hey @KaiRoesner, this feature is now supported with version 3.0.0.
Please feel free to give it a try and let me know if everything works as expected.
— cc @KalebMills, @jmcs
I'm on Chrome...
Now that I migrated the extension to Manifest V3 I'm planning to release it on Chrome soon, stay tuned!