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Re: Show HN: GitHub Hovercard v0.3.3

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I'm not really a fan of the website design since it mimics GitHub so much that it took me like 30 seconds to figure out that this is a third party product. I have installed the extension and it seems pretty useful, but I just wish that the design is a bit more different so others won't feel as confused as I did when I first opened it.

Thanks for the feedback, I should add a note about that. I made it designed exactly like GitHub because I want visitors to see how it actually works on GitHub.

Maybe move all github fake-stuff below your own information and add a clear visible separator? I was confused at first too, but "got it" pretty quickly.

Re: Show HN: GitHub Hovercard v0.3.3

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"Would like to request permission to read and write all data on websites you visit" No thanks.

It's because of a Chrome bug that dynamically granted options will be "forgotten" after Chrome restarts if I set all urls as optional permission. In order to support GitHub Enterprise, which I cannot know the domains in advance, I have to request permission for all domains and deal with script injection myself.

Re: Show HN: GitHub Hovercard v0.3.3

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Thanks for the feedback, I should add a note about that. I made it designed exactly like GitHub because I want visitors to see how it actually works on GitHub.

Maybe move all github fake-stuff below your own information and add a clear visible separator? I was confused at first too, but "got it" pretty quickly.

Now I added a disclaimer of top. Is it clearer now?

Re: Show HN: GitHub Hovercard v0.3.3

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Maybe move all github fake-stuff below your own information and add a clear visible separator? I was confused at first too, but "got it" pretty quickly.

Now I added a disclaimer of top. Is it clearer now?

Only a bit IMHO. You copy the design of GitHub and place your own content inbetween. IMHO it should be visually separate, but thats my thinking ;)
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