It redirects you to journal webpages (ex. DBpia, RISS, arXiv, Google Scholar) by configuration.
It's now available at Firefox Add-ons! Turnoff-NamuWiki
This is the recommended browser for using this add-on/extension
Do you want to test some latest feature? follow this directions!
- Clone this repository.
- In order to install its dependencies, Run
yarn install
command. - To build, Use command
yarn build
to compile TypeScript code. - Run
node ./firefox_workaround.js
. - Open firefox menu and select Add-ons.
- Select the gear icon and click Debug Add-ons.
- Check Debug Add-ons, and click Load Temporary Add-ons.
- Go to cloned repository and select manifest.json.
- You can use the Turnoff-NamuWiki icon for configuration.
It is now available at Chrome Web Store! Turnoff-NamuWiki
Due to Google Chrome's slow extension examination, It might delayed up to 3 days for every updates.
Do you want to test some latest feature? follow this directions!
- Clone this repository.
- In order to install its dependencies, Run
yarn install
command. - To build, Use command
yarn build
to compile TypeScript code. - Go to Chrome/Chromium's extension page (chrome://extensions).
- Enable Developer mode at top-right corner.
- Click [Load Unpacked Extension...].
- Select the entire repository (Where manifest.json is located)
- You can use the Turnoff-NamuWiki icon for configuration.
Currently Auto-Packaging is only supported on Linux and macOS systems.
Please instanll dependency zip
before you follow the instruction.
- Clone this repository
- In order to install its dependencies, Run
npm install
oryarn install
command. - To build a package, Use command
npm run build-package
oryarn build-package
to compile TypeScript code and make a zip and xpi file. - Check the file
turnoff-namuwiki.zip
,turnoff-namuwiki@alex4386.us.xpi
in the repository.
See CONTRIBUTORS.md for more information. (Korean)