Unofficial Google Chrome and Firefox extension to enhance navigation for Asana -- less mouse moves and key presses.
- Show arrows to go to previous/next sibling subtasks
- Show drop-down list to go to sibling subtasks
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Set new parent task from the toolbar -
Convert multiple tasks to subtasks
- Remove duplicate links and replace HTML entities in the task description
- Replace text in the task description
- Display undo toast on bottom left
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Support other languagesLimited support
- Write an options page to enable/disable each feature
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Search tasks in a context-aware way, from my tasks, inbox, current open project, or user in the workspace (Advanced search) -
Move back from inbox to where the user has left off (Tab+J)
Chrome:
- Install it from the Chrome Web Store
- You can also
git clonethis repository (or download the repository as a zip file) and load the folder to Google Chrome to install it as a developer - The options are accessible by clicking the icon on the toolbar or by going to chrome://extensions > Asana Navigator > Details > Extension options
Firefox:
- Install it from the Firefox AMO store
- Asana Navigator doesn't work with Firefox if added as a temporary add-on, because of the limitation of
chrome.storage.sync - The options are accessible from about:addons > Asana Navigator > Preferences
Common:
- The features are automatically enabled when you are on an Asana task page
- Please reload the Asana task page if this extension doesn't work well, especially after it was updated to a new version
- In incognito mode, features that interact with Asana API don't work
- I love Asana and use it every day to manage everything from personal to work stuff. It’s already great but I’m an efficiency-oriented person so I wanted to make it a little quicker. I hope some day Asana will implement those features on their own.
- My extension is focused on working in Asana task webpages, using content scripts and DOM methods. I can implement features seamlessly using the same classes/CSS used by Asana. This involves a lot of "Inspect" actions on Asana task pages.
- I'd like to make all tools I create be customizable to each user's preference. Therefore, I created an options page where users can switch features on/off.
We don't collect your data. We don't have our server to store, use, and share such information. We only use your Asana data (URLs, resource IDs, names, task description, etc.) to make API calls to Asana through HTTPS. All communications are between you and Asana API. All options are saved to your browser, not in other places.
The extension requires the following permissions:
https://app.asana.com/*permission is needed to be active on Asana Web appactiveTabpermission is needed to reload all Asana Web app pages when the extension is updatedstoragepermission is needed to save your options to the browsertabspermission is needed to be compatible with Firefox. The extension doesn't work as expected with only activeTab permission
I try my best to maintain the quality and safety of this extension, but please use it at your own risk. The author doesn't take any responsibility for any damage caused by use of this extension.
I'd love to hear from users and developers. Please feel free to post feature requests, bug reports, and questions through the Chrome Web Store, addons.mozilla.org, GitHub Issues, or Asana Community Forum. I'd also welcome pull requests and help with translating the UI.
- Follow the style in localized UI in Asana as much as possible
- EN: Capitalize UI elements in the menu lists and the keyboard shortcut list, e.g. "Mark as Milestone" and "Jump to Inbox."
- JA: Insert space between half-width character and full-width character. Don't insert space between Katakana compounds. Use full-width characters for "?" and "!" in UI translation, use half-width characters for other symbols and occasions