Change Log
- v0.2.3:
- Fixed issue where popups were unintentionally altered.
- v0.2.2:
- Fixed Editing mode stuck on “Processing…”.
- v0.2.1:
- Removed indications of subscription. Private (Cloud) will remain free with donations.
- Added instructions on install for Chrome.
- Added instructions for Mac & iOS Safari.
- Numerous efficiency fixes.
- v0.2.0:
- Public Launch of the Better Documentation Extension for Chrome and Safari.
Known Issues/Bugs
- v0.2.0 - 0.2.1:
- Rare occurrences where notes formatting appears strange.
Coming Soon
- Firefox Extension:
- Porting the extension to Firefox.
- Flagging/Reporting:
- Ability to flag and report edits or notes if inappropriate.
- Upvoting/Downvoting:
- Allows upvoting or downvoting of edits and notes so that only the best edits and notes bubbles to the top.
- Searchable Notes:
- Allows for quick search within all the notes.
- More Social Logins for non-developers:
- Implement other logins for non-developers to allow for the internet to be edited. (news articles, recipes, products, etc.)
- Social Media Integration:
- Allow for posting of the edit/note to social media to help gain more insightful conversation.
- List of all Community Documentation Edits/Notes:
- A library of all websites where at least a community note or edit has been made on the internet.
Feature Requests
- None:
- None
Mission
Edit the Internet
The ultimate goal of this browser extension is to enable crowdsourced documentation across the internet. This documentation can cover a wide range of topics, including developer documentation for coding, recipes for cooking, educational articles, and news from potentially untrustworthy or biased sources. With this tool, users can post notes with linked evidence to disprove inaccurate news stories and much more. The possibilities are endless, and this extension has the potential to transform the internet into a true social media platform. Let’s work together to edit and improve the internet!