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Tomas Dvorak
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@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ This folder contains a WebExtension (Manifest v3) that lets you:
- **Save the current page or video** as a **Trackeep bookmark**.
- **Upload a local file** directly to Trackeep.
- **Right‑click** any page, link, selection, image, or video and choose **“Save to Trackeep”** from the context menu.
- **Auto-detect YouTube videos** and show an in-page prompt asking whether to save to Trackeep.
It is designed to work in **Chrome**, **Microsoft Edge**, and **Firefox** (Manifest v3 where available).
@@ -14,8 +15,9 @@ It is designed to work in **Chrome**, **Microsoft Edge**, and **Firefox** (Manif
- `manifest.json` – WebExtension manifest (v3) with background service worker and context menu.
- `popup.html` / `popup.js` – Popup UI and logic to save bookmarks and upload files.
- `options.html` / `options.js` – Options page to configure API URL and auth token.
- `background.js` – Service worker that creates and handles the context menu.
- `options.html` / `options.js` – Options page to configure API URL, key/token, and YouTube auto-prompt.
- `background.js` – Service worker for context menus, quick-save, and YouTube auto-save integration.
- `youtube-content.js` – Content script for YouTube page detection and in-page save prompt.
- `icons/` – Placeholder icon files (copied from the repo favicon).
- `README.md` – This documentation.
@@ -62,14 +64,16 @@ It is designed to work in **Chrome**, **Microsoft Edge**, and **Firefox** (Manif
- Example for production:
- `https://your-trackeep-domain.example.com/api/v1`
3. **Get your Trackeep auth token**
- Log into Trackeep in your browser.
- Open **DevTools → Application → Local Storage**.
- Select your Trackeep origin (e.g. `http://localhost:5173` or your production domain).
- Find the key `trackeep_token` and copy its **value**.
- Paste this value into the **Auth token** field in the options page.
3. **Set your Trackeep API key or token**
- Recommended: create an API key in Trackeep and paste it in the options page.
- You can also use a JWT token if your instance expects that flow.
- The extension stores this value and uses it for bookmark/file requests and YouTube quick-save.
4. **Save settings**
4. **YouTube auto prompt (optional)**
- Keep **YouTube Auto Prompt** enabled to get an in-page prompt on YouTube video pages.
- Click **Save now** in the prompt to store the video directly in Trackeep.
5. **Save settings**
- Click **Save settings**.
- The popup will now use these values to call the API.