Imagus mod(my edition)

forked(copied and modified) from community edition(their explanation down below, things are outdated though idk how much is still true)

Install Instructions

chrome

Simple method(may have issues that the extension gets removed randomly):
Enable developer mode in chrome://extensions and drag the release zip in.

Other method:
Unzip to a place you won't delete, click "load unpacked", then select the folder.

firefox

use the official add-ons page for download and more info about this mod.
If you want to test versions on github go to about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox and install temporary add-on.

For site support checkout r/imagus, for bug report you can visit the subreddit FAQ to confirm the bug is on my end before submitting issues

To test unreleased changes, compress src contents into a zip and import with methods above.

Imagus (Community Edition)

This repository is a "Mirror" of the official Imagus source hosted on Google Drive.

This community branch is a [minor] fork of Imagus. It applies the following patches:

• Remove the "update_url" so it doesn't auto update.
• Load the unminified *.js + *.html files instead of the minified ones for easier development.
• Ignore "Local Extension Settings" folder which is created when loaded as an unpacked developer extension.
• Add null check (Pull Request #2)
• Compare the master with the community branch to see most changes:
  https://github.com/Zren/chrome-extension-imagus/compare/master...community

Please note that the primary purpose of this repository is to audit the code. While I will merge pull requests, I won't be actively developing the extension / updating the sieves.

See README.txt for the original readme, including build/minifying instructions.

Auditing

difference-to-chrome-store.diff contains the differences between what is in src and what is actually published on the chrome store (extracted from the .crx).

Updating the sieve

To just update the sieve, which is what describes how to extract images from various sources, run the update_sieve.sh shell script.

If the version info in the sieve isn't up to date for some reason (look at the dates in the Drive linked above), use update_sieve.sh --force.