atsuya / whereto

A Chrome Extension that lists domains a page is sending a request to.

whereto

A Chrome Extension that lists domains a page is sending a request to.

how to install

Install it from Chrome Web Store.

how to build

$ ./build-package.sh

The command above all necessary outputs in dist directory. Use this dist directory to load the extension locally when developing.

The following command monitors file changes, and it executes the prepare-package.sh:

$ ./monitor-file-changes.sh

monitor-file-changes.sh requires fswatch.

how to create a package for distribution

$ ./build-package.sh
$ ./create-package.sh

whereto's Issues

No main_frame for some pages

For example:
https://victorzhou.com/blog/replacing-disqus/#:~:text=Commento%20is%20orders%20of%20magnitude%20lighter%20than%20Disqus.&text=It's%20open%20source%20and%20can,collect%20as%20little%20as%20possible.&text=It%20has%20an%20Import%20from,old%20Disqus%20comments%20to%20Commento.

A wrong list is shown when a new tab is opened without being focused

Make it easy to see TLD and subdomains

A file download is treated as visiting a new page

Isolate domains info per tab/window

The extension currently gives the domains from most recently opened page. This means it gives a wrong list when you visit a site in one tab, switches back to other tab, and click on the extension.

It doesn't work on twitter.com

tabId is returning -1, indicating the requests are made in background. Is it a service worker?

The full title is shown on the UI regardless of its length

It should be truncated.

Group by top level domain

It might be a good feature to be able to group the list of domains by a top level domain. I see multiple of *.gstatic.com and I know they are all from Google. In such case, it might be useful if I can see the list of domains grouped by a top level domain.