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Epiboard

A new tab page adding a touch of wow and an interface following the lines of the material design. 🆕 🎉.<br> You can simply and quickly access the weather, your RSS feeds, downloads, sessions, keep a look on Google Trends and much more.

Highly inspired and full rework of Cardboard by dotlouis.<br> Available on Chrome Web Store and Firefox

What is it?

Epiboard replaces the default new tab page. Where you can add cards, reorder them with drag and drop.<br> Colors, Dark mode, Languages, Google Trends city can be customized from the settings page.<br> Weather city, RSS, Downloads can be customized from the card settings.<br> All settings are synchronized between browsers.

Current cards:

• Weather
• System (Chrome only)
• Bookmarks
• Sessions
• Downloads
• Quick settings
• Quick Links
• RSS
• Top Sites
• Apps (Chrome only)
• LastFm
• Translate
• Epitech
• Isefac

Requirement

• Node >= 8
• Chrome or Firefox >= 54.0

Build Setup

If you want the stable version take it from Chrome Web Store or for Firefox

# install dependencies
$ npm install
# or using yarn
$ yarn install

# build for production with minification and generate zip
# For Chromium browser
$ npm run build:chrome
# For Firefox
$ npm run build:firefox

# build for production with the bundle analyzer report
$ npm run build:chrome -- --report

# in your browser extension page
# load unpacked extension from dist folder.

Opera

1. Install the Opera Extension that allows you to Add Chrome Extensions: HERE.
2. Install Epiboard from Chrome Web Store or local install
3. Install the Custom New Tab Page extension
4. In Custom New Tab page settings enter URL: chrome-extension://eblmkpheecdcbflbhbadgfciakhlhdnm/index.html

Notes on permissions

Some of theses permissions are not optional only due to manifest/API limitations: learn more: chrome, firefox

• storage: to save user's settings such as background image
• geolocation: to allow weather cards to detect your location
• management: to display your apps not optional due to error to access icons
• [Optional on Chrome] sessions: to retreive chrome sessions linked to your account and display them in a card
• [Optional on Chrome] browsingData: to allow the quick-settings card to remove your cache, cookies, history and local storage
• [Optional on Chrome] identity: to request a connection to your external account
• [Optional] tabs: to show your recently closed tabs (sessions card)
• [Optional] downloads: to display your recent downloads
• [Optional] downloads.open: to open files you have downloaded from the download card
• [Optional] system.cpu: to collect and display your computer's cpu usage
• [Optional] system.memory: to collect and display your computer's memory usage
• [Optional] system.storage: to collect and display your computer's storage usage
• [Optional] topSites: to display your most visited websites
• https://trends.google.com/trends/hottrends/visualize/internal/data: to fetch google trends at this address
• https://www.google.com/doodles/search: to fetch google doodles at this address

Wiki

Do you have any questions? Maybe the answer is in the Wiki

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details