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Depop for Chrome
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- 8
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- • Updated: March 25, 2024
Depop is a free Developer Tools Extension for Chrome. You could download the latest version crx file or old version crx files and install it.
More About Depop
Hide stars, followers and watchers in GitHub
## Why?
I don't want my heart to be disturbed by the "±", especially during coding and research.
## Covered features
- User
- Repository index
- Repository detail
- Pinned Repositories
- Explore repositories
## Limitations
Currently avoiding the use of JavaScript.\
So the following feature cannot be suppressed because GitHub does not provide a selectable attribute.
- Sponsors
## Inspired
While digging into this feature, I noticed that [rentzsch/unpopular](https://github.com/rentzsch/unpopular/tree/863963e26c1a758a53eb33747e0fec6f26ac130d) exists.\
The way looks simple and reasonable to me, it just apply CSS without any JavaScript.\
However, I started this project from below reasons.
- Applying CSS doesn't work with the current GitHub Web UI
- There is no activity in these 8 years
- It uses manifest version2. [Google will disable it with version3](https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/mv3/mv2-sunset/).
- I want to focus on GitHub, would not consider around Twitter
## Why?
I don't want my heart to be disturbed by the "±", especially during coding and research.
## Covered features
- User
- Repository index
- Repository detail
- Pinned Repositories
- Explore repositories
## Limitations
Currently avoiding the use of JavaScript.\
So the following feature cannot be suppressed because GitHub does not provide a selectable attribute.
- Sponsors
## Inspired
While digging into this feature, I noticed that [rentzsch/unpopular](https://github.com/rentzsch/unpopular/tree/863963e26c1a758a53eb33747e0fec6f26ac130d) exists.\
The way looks simple and reasonable to me, it just apply CSS without any JavaScript.\
However, I started this project from below reasons.
- Applying CSS doesn't work with the current GitHub Web UI
- There is no activity in these 8 years
- It uses manifest version2. [Google will disable it with version3](https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/mv3/mv2-sunset/).
- I want to focus on GitHub, would not consider around Twitter
