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You could fork it, get rid of the black lists and publish it on the Chrome web store. It is licensed under the GPL, which was created for this very use case.
by pygy_ 13y ago
You could fork it, get rid of the black lists and publish it on the Chrome web store.
It is licensed under the GPL, which was created for this very use case.
- MDCore 13y agoI suppose I could if I wanted to go to that very large amount of effort just to get that small amount of functionality. Methinks a userscript would be a lot easier. I'd agree with your comment if I'd said "They should take the blacklist out." Instead I wrote that the title and github project are not up front about a core piece of functionality of the plugin.
- whatcd 13y agoAll it takes is a one-time developer registration fee of US$5.00 to verify your account and publish.
- jasonlotito 13y agoDidn't cost me anything to publish to the Chrome store.