adam-p / markdown-here

Google Chrome, Firefox, and Thunderbird extension that lets you write email in Markdown and render it before sending.
http://markdown-here.com
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Request for Edge extension #372

Open jnm2 opened 7 years ago

jnm2 commented 7 years ago

Edge now has extension support, so those of us who have been waiting till ad blocking was available can finally switch over! I know it's not a simple request. The extensibility model is supposed to be the same as Chrome's.

felixfbecker commented 7 years ago

This would be awesome. Edge extensions are almost the same code as Chrome extensions. Just instead of global chrome object you use browser etc. Very easy guides on converting Chrome extensions on Channel9

vmiheer commented 6 years ago

It would be awesome good to have edge extension 😃. (EDIT: With Firefox quantum everything changes.)

czhang03 commented 6 years ago

I would really appreciated if you guys can adopt edge browser. Please...

MikeC711 commented 6 years ago

So I'm not seeing a markdown extension for Edge … Chrome and Firefox have it. Am I missing it, can I use Chrome's in Edge, or is that just something Edge doesn't do?

nirisarri commented 4 years ago

The new edge version (dev/insiders; currently in beta), based on chromium (Version 78.0.244.0 (Official build) dev ) allows to install Chrome extensions. I am able to install and run it successfully.

fredrikaverpil commented 4 years ago

@nirisarri hey, I too have installed it in the new Edge and can use it. But no matter which CSS theme I've chosen, I get white text on white background. In this case I'm using outlook.office.com as mail client. Any idea on why it's not working?

nirisarri commented 4 years ago

Just tested it this morning. I get regular marked down html. not sure what you have on your CSS that is not working.

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fredrikaverpil commented 4 years ago

Hm, I have dark theme enabled and I actually got at reasonable result when defining the language. But no colorization/theming.

But if I omit the language definition I get white text on white background.

Oh well, I can live with it. ☺️

vmiheer commented 4 years ago

Given that Microsoft is moving to Chromium-based Edge, this seems to be priority. 😀 As Edge Dev can install all of Google Chrome Webstore extensions.