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shades-of-purple-google-chrome

v0.3.4

Published

3 years ago

🦄 Shades of Purple — A professional theme with hand-picked & bold shades of purple for Google Chrome Browser.

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shades of purple chrome theme purple

Install

RECOMMENDED: Download from Google Chrome Store
OR: Use the unpacked version
1. Navigate to chrome://extensions
2. Enable Developer mode (top-right corner)
3. Click on Load unpacked button (top-left corner)
4. Select the theme/shades-of-purple folder and done

Changelog

❯ Read the changelog here →

KEY: 📦 NEW, 👌 IMPROVE, 🐛 FIX, 📖 DOC, 🚀 RELEASE, and 🤖 TEST

I use Emoji-log, you should try it and simplify your git commits.

License & Conduct

MIT © Ahmad Awais
Thanks for initial theme and help demartini
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Me (Ahmad Awais) and my incredible wife (Maedah Batool) are two engineers who fell in love with open source and then with each other. You can read more about me here. If you or your company use any of my projects or like what I’m doing then consider backing me. I'm in this for the long run. An open-source developer advocate.

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This repository is part of the NodeCLI.com course.

After building hundreds of developer automation tools used by millions of developers, I am sharing exactly how you can do it yourself with minimum effective effort. Learn to build Node.js & JavaScript based CLI (Command Line Interface) apps. Automate the grunt work, do more in less time, impress your manager, and help the community. → I'm sharing it all in this online video course. Node CLI Automation without wasting a 1,000 hours →