Read my blog post for an explanation of why you might want something like this.

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1. Install Node.js >= 14.18.0. Ideally use the latest LTS version.
2. Clone the Github repository.
3. Switch to the publish branch for the latest release.
4. Install dependencies and build:

   npm ci
   npm run build

5. Visit chrome://extensions in Google Chrome.
6. Enable developer mode and select Load Unpacked
7. Select the build folder that was created in the project directory.
8. The extension is now installed.

1. Install Node.js >= 14.18.0. Ideally use the latest LTS version.

2. Fork or clone the repo.

3. In the project folder:

   npm ci
   npm run dev

   This should create a build folder in the project directory.

4. Visit chrome://extensions in Google Chrome.

5. Enable developer mode and select Load Unpacked

6. Select the build folder that was created.

7. Vite should live-reload any changes as you make them!

The ideal workflow looks something like this.

1. Fork the repository on GitHub.
2. Create a new branch describing the feature you'll work on.
3. Open a pull request to merge your branch with main.
4. Await/request review.
5. Your changes will be merged when approved.

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