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I made a very simple chrome extension that automatically redirects you to your preferred music service when visiting another service. In my case I have it set t

• mettamage 2y ago
  This type of stuff is what make chrome extension development fun
• vivzkestrel 2y ago
  sounds amazing, how did you map the urls manually?
  • lelandfe 2y ago
    https://github.com/leddt/music-link/blob/8faa5ceb0caa620499ed8bf11d7da770fb426115/src/background.js#L40 https://github.com/leddt/music-link/blob/8faa5ceb0caa620499e... I guess this is a free service? E.g https://api.song.link/v1-alpha.1/links?url=https://open.spotify.com/track/3Lzvh7TqjpAqybfejzX0hR https://api.song.link/v1-alpha.1/links?url=https://open.spot...
    • leddt 2y ago
      Exactly! Their docs are here: https://linktree.notion.site/API-d0ebe08a5e304a55928405eb682f6741 https://linktree.notion.site/API-d0ebe08a5e304a55928405eb682... It has a 10 request per minute rate limit, but no api key needed, so each user runs their own queries.
• paranoidrobot 2y ago
  Do you have a Firefox version of this?
  • leddt 2y ago
    No, sorry. The code should be pretty easy to port, if you want to give it a go. https://github.com/leddt/music-link https://github.com/leddt/music-link
    • hknws2023saio 2y ago
      Can I port it to FF?
      • NiloCK 2y ago
        From the parent comment: yes.
      • leddt 2y ago
        Absolutely!
      • andybak 2y ago
        Is this not a perfect use-case for greasemonkey/tampermonkey? Browser independence FTW
  • jeffhuys 2y ago
    Orion supports FF and Chrome extensions, if you're in the market for a (good) Safari clone.