Feature Requests

I noticed an annoying bug using Graze 1.5.1 on Firefox 136.0.4 (64-bit) on Linux Mint. When hovering over hashtags at the end of a Mastodon post, Graze shows a popup window about the hashtag. Sometimes these popups stay put and never close, unless I hover the mouse over another hashtag, which opens a new popup (which hopefully will close). It seems to be triggered by hashtags that contain extended (non-ASCII) characters. Here is an example post: https://toot.liw.fi/@liw/114273533627956814 It contains three hashtags: #jalkaväkimiinat #miinat #OttawanSopimus The first of these contains an ä character (a with umlaut). If I hover over it, even briefly by mistake, it will open a popup that won't close automatically. Note that the popup window shows the hashtag as #jalkavakimiinat i.e. dropping the umlauts. The other two hashtags work fine.

They've got coverage of ~70% of WebExt and growing, including on iOS, which is awesome: https://kagi.com/orion/WebExtensions-API-Support.html Since I know niche-browser support isn't a likely one, just know there's no hard feelings if this doesn't happen. 💜 (Although maybe very slight hard feelings that I can't publish a patch myself, since it's not open-source; and can't even easily fix it for myself since the source is minified. ;) Cross-reference: listed on their tracker here: https://orionfeedback.org/d/10590-the-oauth-return-for-the-graze-for-mastodon-extension-fails

This version of Graze appears to lock up Firefox when on Gmail.com or hd2galaxy.com , for example, for several seconds. Firefox reports that Graze is unresponsive, so it must be some sort of issue when analyzing a page. This happens on both Windows and Mac, latest version of Firefox.

When using the hovercards in advanced/deck view, they now compress the deck into a narrow bar with the hovercard rendering below. Tested in Vivaldi (Chromium) 7.1.3570.50

Mastodon instances default to the dark theme. I want to be able to override that for remote instances and see the light theme. Currently this requires an account on each instance which is impractical. There is a 4 year old unresolved issue to fix this: https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/issues/10976

This is a bit of a silly feature, but I currently have an extension that I'm using to add custom CSS themes for Mastodon like Mastodon Bird UI and Tangerine to various instances I don't have accounts on. It'd be amazing if Graze allowed me to run custom css/user style sheets that without a separate extension.

make a version that supports safari https://developer.apple.com/safari/extensions/ https://developer.apple.com/documentation/safariservices/safari_web_extensions/converting_a_web_extension_for_safari

When installing Graze on Firefox or Opera on a MacBook, it seems to get past the authorization window on Firefox and allows me to sign in to multiple accounts and change settings. But on Opera, it authorizes me and functions as it should, but the popup reverts back to asking my instance name and doesn't let me change any settings.