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I installed Streetpass and went to my own site. I observed Streetpass activate and add my profile to the link list. I then went to my GitHub profile and expected to see another link in the list: the same one that was added when I went to my own site. It wasn't added. I thought perhaps that Streetpass was naively looking for rel="me" or something like that, but I was wrong.

I think it be cool and somewhat useful to track where all I've seen profile links for a certain //a[@rel~='me']/href or //head/link[@rel='me']/href value.

Visiting I2P's website with the StreetPass Extension enabled in Firefox does not appear to detect their Mastodon account. Unknown as to why this is.

Hello
I just discovered this extension and I love it !

But I think the interface could be improved. Currently it's a basic list which display Mastodon link's and this list is an historic of all of our navigation. But there isn't mention of this aspect and we need to take a guess of it…

And when I go to a website I already have open, the link can be far and not really easy to find.

I suggest to create two sections :

• the first section on the top and highlighted which display the links of the website which is open on the tab currently
• the second section ont the bottom which display the historic of the links (and with a title "historic")

I don't know how it's complicated to develop but I think it could improve the use of your add-on :)

Its not possible to open profiles with a Friendica Account.
The Link in Friendica for contacts is /contact... and not /@account

Hi, I went to install this for chrome and was confronted with the following:

I expected global read access, but global write seems unnecessary. What's going on there?

When someone moved instances, it would be nice to see that reflected in the UI. Furthermore, it would be even nicer, if the accounts would be grouped together so that you don't have to search for the current account. Is that possible?

Might be nice to give users the option to specify their home server. Then when clicking a profile from their StreetPass list they can be taken to that profile as viewed on their home server rather than the profile's server. This would make follows and interactions a bit easier.

Thanks for the extension!

It would be great if the extension's UI automatically adjusted to the browser's dark or light mode preference. Currently, it always has a white background, which can be straining on the eyes when used at night.

I use Streetpass in Arc and so clicking a link requires me to go through several steps to get back to the streetpass window. Would instead like to see it optionally stay open as a floating window.

Sometimes, instead of a chronological view, it would be nice if one could group accounts by instance if there are particular topics you are most likely to be interested in

I'd be nice if I, as a website owner, could see when other street pass users pass me. This enables functionality more akin to a traditional streetpass device and is frankly what I expected.

I understand there are privacy implications here, so it needs to be opt in of course.

I don't notice when a website has a link. It would be cool to have a notification come up (might need to be opt-in to not be too distracting) or a more subtle version, adding an icon to the address bar.

Basically the title. Make the Safari app downloadable from the iPhone App Store.

I'm not sure why it happened, or if this is intentional. But the same user showed up twice in my list
not sure how it happened.

As for me personally it would be more convenient if I saw info about mastodon accounts on a separate tab. That way there's no distracting page in background and it looks more focused. Also it's annoying that popup closes after clicking a link and to use it another time one has to click 1 or 2 times to open extension once again (2 for me, as the streetpass isn't on main extension panel).

Please consider adding such functionality. Thank you for your project!

I often wonder if there are any fediverse links on a page I've visited before. The only way to check seems to be scrolling through the entire list of matches (172 so far) and check if the site is present.
If matches for the current page (if any) were on top of the list, it would make things easier.

First off, really great plugin. I just wanted to suggest a small feature where when you click on a link it doesn't close the StreetPass popup window. This would allow for the user to open multiple links at once in several tabs and filter through them at once. Thanks :D

First of all: thank you for an amazing little extension! Secondly, it would improve the UX if we could right-click copy profile URLs and/or have a copy URL icon to quickly share the link instead of having to open it first.

I can take a look at the code but I'd appreciate it if someone else has the time to implement.

Thanks again!

It seems the [Firefox] extension doesn't find the Mastodon link when you specify it with the HTML attributes using single quotes, like so:

<link rel='me' href='https://example.com/@username' />

It worked fine immediately after switching it over to double-quotes, like so:

<link rel="me" href="https://example.com/@username" />

Interestingly, your source code doesn't seem to be checking the quotes at all:

document.querySelectorAll(":is(link, a)[rel~=me]");

And this line runs fine (returning the correct element) in the developer console regardless of what type of quotes are used in the page. So, my only conclusion is that there must be a bug somewhere in the webpack pipeline or something that's causing this line to behave incorrectly—perhaps calling a polyfill/imitation of querySelectorAll instead of the real thing—in the extension.

I personally follow a lot of accounts, and now that i have the extension installed I often see that it detected new accounts, but they're ones I already follow.

So being able to export the following list from mastodon and import into the extension would be nice to prevent this 'already know this person' problem

It'd be cool to add special handling for twitter.com URLs so that if the current user profile has their mastodon handle in their name, handle, or bio somewhere then StreetPass would extract it and provide an easy click to follow experience.

(We could do GitHub profiles as well, but they're already clickable links so maybe not worth the effort)

If you agree with the feature in principle, I'd be up for opening a PR...

Accessibility issue.

large fonts cause date-stamps and descriptions to overlap.

See attached screenshot.

To test set browser font to 20, and MINIMUM font size to 20 (or higher on both)

feature request:
when a link is discovered, i wish that a background request would be made to that server to ask it what the username is. Then instead of showing me

5:02pm mastodon.social/@gruber

daringfireball.net/2023/01/ice_cubes_app_store_limbo

it would show me

5:02pm John Gruber
mastodon.social/@gruber

daringfireball.net/2023/01/ice_cubes_app_store_limbo

although while you're poking this i also wish it'd use the standard @user@domain format of @[email protected] instead of the non-standard link(ish) format of domain/@user

urls are frequently ugly, or lacking in any real semantic info. Even when using readable slugs they're still not very readable in this context.

example

5:02pm
mastodon.social/@gruber

daringfireball.net/2023/01/ice_cubes_app_store_limbo

I'd prefer

5:02pm
mastodon.social/@gruber

App Store Rejection of the Week: Ice Cubes, a Splendid New Mastodon Client - daringfireball.net

I think there's a good argument to be made for keeping the domain name.

It looks like it works perfectly fine already (using firefox nightly to test the add-on):

maybe some UI adjustments would need to be made and you'd also have to make changes to the manifest to explicitly allow the add-on on mobile I think.

Love the Extension! It would be great to be able to set what my home instance is so when I click on a username it opens on my instance making it much easier to follow them

You can batch follow accounts on Mastodon by going to Preferences → Import and export → Import. Then set the import type to Following list, upload a CSV file containing the handles of all the accounts you want to follow, set to "Merge" then click Upload.

Fedifinder, a service I've used before to find the fediverse accounts of people I follow on Twitter, allows you to export a CSV file of the accounts it finds. I uploaded this to Mastodon using the steps above and it was beneficial in kickstarting my fediverse journey. It would be great for Streetpass to have the same feature, so I wouldn't have to manually follow all the account I've Streetpassed.

The Github Link in the Profile is defined as
<a rel="nofollow me" class="Link--primary" href="https://server.tld/@user">@[email protected]</a>
and is not recognized by StreetPass.

It would be great if I could collect these links as well.

Thanks for a great Browser extension

Isn't it fediverse?

hey there, it'd be handy to be able to download the extension from github and have older versions available.

Would you be open to a pull request that adds a github action for this/ it would just require tagging new versions with git to trigger a release.

I do this for some of my extensions here: https://github.com/AgregoreWeb/extension-agregore-renderer/blob/default/.github/workflows/build.yml

I check in mastodon only once in a while, so it would be useful to be able to bulk import the list from a downloaded csv file.