A Google Chrome extension for unifying link behavior across the web.
NOTE: This extension is currently in alpha and is yet to be published on the Chrome Web Store. If you would like to try it out before release and give feedback, setup steps are below
To add the target-blank extension, follow the steps below:
- Clone or download the latest version of the source code
- Open your Chrome browser (if it isn't already)
- On the top right of your browser, click the "more options" menu (three dots vertically placed)
- Hover over "More Tools", then click "Extensions" in the overflow menu
- On the top left of the Extension settings, click the "Load unpacked extension..." button
- Find the location of the download file, unzip it (if you haven't already), select the folder
- Target-blank should appear at the top of the extension list
While target-blank is still in alpha, we could use some help with a few things:
- Coming up with an official name
- New feature suggestions/current feature fixes
- Bug reporting
Most importantly, we need to know if certain behavior isn't working as expected on specific sites.
If you are able, report bugs and unexpected behavior by contributing with issues (see below). Otherwise, questions/comments/suggestions/compliments/virtual hugs can be directed to targetdashblank@gmail.com.
Thank you for contributing to this project! Bug reports, feature requests and other questions/comments can be made by raising an issue. If you think you can solve the problem on your own, feel free to make a pull request. Additionally, feel free to raise an issue or make a pull request for any feature you would like to see added. Be sure to add a reasonable explanation for why you think this feature will benefit users.
Bug reports should include:
- extension version number
- chrome version number
- url of the page the extension isn't working on
- link that was clicked (in the form of a description, href, or screenshot)
- expected behavior and current behavior