[2.3] Shortcut your browser

You can now open your current tab with a nice shortcut :

OS	Shortcut command
Windows	Ctrl + Shift + L
Linux	Ctrl + Shift + L
Mac	Command + Shift + L

Thanks @FlorentLM for the idea 🥳

[2.2] Self-Signed official release

Since the plugin has been struck from official stores, the only way to get the plugin is through these GitHub releases. So I set up a full self-signing process to release the plugin and here's the base version of this brand new pipeline 😀

I hope you'll keep enjoying this plugin and fight for free science ! 💪

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If you want to support Sci-Hub, feel free to send bitcoin on the official address :

12PCbUDS4ho7vgSccmixKTHmq9qL2mdSns

Clef-0 signed

Based on this issue #22 @Clef-0 signed a release of Auto Sci-Hub to easily be able to install it on Firefox :)

Use it at your own risk (I haven't checked it yet and I'll setup a GH Action soon to auto sign and release versions) ^^

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#stayAtHome #staySafe #takeCare 😘

[2.1] Option dark-mode

This release merge the PR#19 from @Jackymancs4
In this new version you'll have :

• A dark-mode in the Option menu (based on your browser pref)
• A better URL detection in the Option menu
• Fixing the chrome version of the plugin

[2.0] Option version

You can now change de base URL redirection with you own WhereIsSciHub or any other raw ip

[1.8] Right click edition

Thanks to @Jackymancs4 Auto Sci-Hub is usable with your right click and add context menu for pages and links.

[1.7-HOTFIX] Using a fixed WISH as redirector

The plugin currently use a fork fixed of the official WhereIsSciHub, Vinni (the author of that tool) can't update his version now so I'm using a fork to have a working plugin !

[1.7] Updating after Sci-Hub

Fixing the issue#12 about the disappearing h in the sci-hub redirected URL ^^

[1.6] Tab Order

Open SciHub on the following tab number

Change to a weakest permission

As recommanded by @Jackymancs4, the plugin do not need all tabs but only the active one. So I simply changed the plugin's permissions to a weakest and more precise one