Mozilla's Add-on Compatibility Reporter say that GitHub Hovercard is not compatible with multiprocess.

On repository search-results page, it'd be far more productive if the hovercard parses and shows the readme of the project (something similar to what it does with on the Issues page). Right now the only extra bit of information it's adding is the number of issues the project has.

Thank you for having a Firefox version btw 👍

It only happens when viewing a repo readme in its home page like this one
Is there a way to prevent hovercard to process those links

All it does at the moment is say "Not Found", and there is no way around it.

For me it's broken since today:

Browser : FF 48.0a2

API limit exceeded API rate limit exceeded for current IP. Create a new access token and paste it back here to get a higher rate limit.

After I set the access token, this error still exist

The hovercard starts to load on marketplace links, but since these links do not point to a user or repository, they show a Not found error.

The extension is not working on the repositories of a user's profile page.

For example, https://github.com/Justineo.

When I hover over a commit that has a lot of tags (just try it with some really old commit on https://github.com/torvalds/linux/), the popup tries to display all of them, which results in a huge popup and the important parts are often hidden behind the edge of the window.

It would be nice if there was some limit on the number of displayed tags (say, 10) with the rest replaced by an ellipsis.

GitHub have released a 'marketplace' for addons. The catalogue is available here.

Marketplace items currently show a hovercard, and obviously it doesn't work as it isn't a repor:

The following URL pattern could be excluded: https://github.com/marketplace/* or the hovercard should be adapted for this pattern to display content about the relevant marketplace item.

P.S thanks for this amazing project! I use it a lot now.

When working with people around the world it would be very helpful to know the local time of them. This can be determined by the location they have (possibly) provided.

Steps:

1. Detect if they have provided a location
2. Detect the timezone by the location (maybe with a third party service)
3. Display the time with the timezone in user hovercards

Could you guys thinking add an option for show/hide timeout ?

It's because GitHub has changed their status badges' class to something like State State--green. Maybe we'd better remove these dependencies ASAP due to their continuous updates.

Currently you only display the initial comment but it would be good to see the whole history of the issue/PR in the hover card (you already allow scrolling).

PS: Many thanks for providing hovercard ... that is a great extension!

Right now the hover cards appear immediately on hover over a link. An option to delay the appearance of the cards will be useful like in Facebook.

I can try to implement it if there is a demand.

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Just hover your mouse to my issue and XSS will pop out.

I noticed a day or two ago, the UI was broken. Any idea why?

The current Firefox extension is as of now, a legacy add-on. It needs to be migrated to a Web Extension. As there is a current Chrome implementation, I am inclined to believe that it should be doable without too much work.

It'd be really nice to know why this plugin needs the permissions it requests, especially why it needs to view my browser history.

I can't think of any reason why it would need the history, so at this point this makes the plugin quite untrustworthy TBH.

trying to load the card and get this when always load the github page:

note: it's strange because when I go to your github.io page, it works fine.

From Chrome Webstore user feedback.

It should be great if I can set my GitHub token when I want. (And before limit reached) 😄

Could you add this in add-on/extension options ❓

I finally found this reproducible case of hanging jQuery of hovercard.

1. Sign in GitHub
2. Scroll to bottom of feed
3. Click "More"

What I mean is: If I am on @Justineo's user page, don't show hovercard for @Justineo. I think it's pretty pointless as the same information is visible in the sidebar.

GitHub just releases new feature called Topics.

I request for the feature to show repo's topics in hovercard.

Regards. 😊

For project's long descriptions, and if they contain images, a wider panel is better..

I get the script termination warnings at some pages when this plugin is activated. It complains at a line in jquery.js.

Example site where I have issues: JabRef/jabref#1479

Can the plugin be disabled on certain pages?

Working on it.

Currently when inserting an access token, the actual webpage is darkened and an input box is displayed.

Can you please display more information here, like what permissions the token requires. I wasn't sure about the permission scopes, and just enabled all read-type scopes.

EDIT: These are the scopes I enabled:

• repo
• read:org
• read:public_key
• read:repo_hook
• notifications
• user

I haven't enabled read:gpg_key because it's still under Developer Preview

First of all, great extension! :)

I noticed that the timeout isn't immediately reset when the mouse cursor leaves links (and I think it should). As an example, you can set the delay to, say, 2000 ms, go to your profile page and wildly move the cursor over your repos. After enough time, at least one hovercard will appear. While wildly moving your cursor isn't a very common thing to do, this still happens often enough to be noticed while I'm browsing some pages.

Regardless of this bug (or feature?), I'd like to leave a suggestion for further improvement: What about using something like hoverIntent instead of plain delays? It triggers many fewer "false positives".

Thanks for your attention!

When working on GitHub Projects I was annoyed by Hovercard because the tooltip appeared when moving cards around. I'd vote to disable them in the "Projects" tab or at least to add e.g. a 300ms delay to make sure the tooltip doesn't appear accidentally.

For several times jQuery from hovercard has hanged my Firefox to a timeout popup which offers to debug the script. It seems random.

The popup position is not right on OS X, if zoomed by pinch-and-zoom with two fingers on trackpad.

如题。

Hi,
I'd like to use this plugin with Github enterprise, so I've forked and used grep to change github.com to github.wdf.sap.corp (our company's Github Enterprise location).

I can't make a pull request now to add a selector of github addresses, but my fork http://github.com/psidium/github-hovercard is working for me, so it's okay.

thanks for the plugin,
gabriel

In trending page, all repo name are overlaping with the /, I found that in original style, all repo name will prefix with space, but when enabled, it didn't.

Hi. I have broken GitHub search page with enabled Hovercard extension in Chrome.

Without extension

With extension

OS: MacOS X 10.11.2
Chrome: Version 49.0.2593.0 dev (64-bit)
GitHub Hovercard 0.3.3 (last from chrome webstore)

It'd be nice to also show the repo description on its card.

Not sure how to describe it, so I'll give a screenshot: I'm using Chrome 50.0.2661.102 on Windows 10.

It could be interesting to have more info about reviewers in PR hover card, especially something about each reviewer and status (with an icon).

I would be interesting in creating a PR for this but I don't know how your architecture is done and where to put a such code.

Version: 0.3.5 from Chrome Web Store.

Go to a page with search results in a repo, hover over a link with a / in it, like assets/emoji.json. github-hovercard tries to resolve assets to a user/organisation and emoji.json to a repository. It should instead ignore those links.

This broke icon display for GitHub hovercard.

Could the hovercard size when hovering over username be made a little larger, or could someone point me to the file where this change needs to be done and I'll make that change. 👍

我这边，Firefox43.02 + Userscript脚本方式
会造成https://github.com/trending，这个页面的这俩按钮失效。如图
只有我这样吗？

PS：发这个issue时，又发现，编辑框的Preview也不能点按了

If I enable this extension and check Chrome's console I get warnings that /octicons.woff is trying to be loaded but can't since it violates the CSP rules Github has enabled. Since it never loads I'm assuming it's not actually needed. I tried searching through the project but can't seem to find where it actually attempts to load the file.

Another tooltip will be displayed.