Open alexanderadam opened 4 years ago
There's also a tool for backing up Medium articles called medup
that's doing this.
What I like about the approach in medup
is, that the images are only inlined at the end and there are only references to them within the regular text flow.
@alexanderadam: Thanks a lot for your suggestion! I don't have your use case but interesting enhancement. challenge accepted!
Will update this issue after release.
@alexanderadam: Just released v0.20.4 which contains this feature. Grub your update and let me know if you found any issue. Thanks!
Check Embed img
s (.gif, .jpg, .jpeg, .png, and .webp) as base64 text as possible at Advanced setting to enable the feature. It requires additional permission to access referenced images.
@0x6b, Thank you so much for working on this. :raised_hands: Unfortunately it didn't work properly when I just tested this. I marked your avatar here on this issue page and I got a reference but it wasn't base64 encoded.
It looks like this:
[![@0x6b][img1]](https://github.com/0x6b) [ 0x6b](https://github.com/0x6b)
[img1]: https://avatars0.githubusercontent.com/u/679719?s=40&v=4
EDIT: Maybe it's a permission thing because it's working perfectly on other sites!
I accepted the permission to access everything but it's not appearing at the listed permissions (only Input data to the clipboard
is listed.):
Maybe I somehow misunderstand the optional permission concept. I also see permission error in the console like:
Cross-Origin Request Blocked: The Same Origin Policy disallows reading the remote resource at https://github.githubassets.com/images/spinners/octocat-spinner-32.gif. (Reason: CORS header ‘Origin’ cannot be added).
Will work on this again. Thanks for testing!
EDIT: Easiest solution is to add <all_urls>
permission request by default, but it's too open for advanced options.
Easiest solution is to add
<all_urls>
permission request by default, but it's too open for advanced options.
I absolutely agree and I value your concerns in this regards. :+1: More people should focus which permissions their extension or app is using.
It's possible to embed images via
data
URLs in base64. For exampleIt would be nice if
copy-selection-as-markdown
would support this functionality as well. This way it would be easier to have a full backup of an article that might be deleted later on, including it's resources.PS: Thank you for this extension :pray: PPS: There are also browser extensions like
img2base64
, that allow to copy an image asbase64
directly. Maybe it would be possible to take that logic from there?