OMG! Ubuntu! is a news & weather chrome extension. it's a free extension and is featured in News & Weather, it has 2,000+ active users since released its first version, it earns an average rating of 4.86 from 36 rated user, last update is 945 days ago.
Looking for an easy way to stay up to date with the latest Ubuntu news, Linux app releases, and open source developments? Add the official omg! ubuntu! extension to your Chrome (or Chromium-based) browser! This free add-on shows you a dropdown list of the 27 most recent posts published on the omg! ubuntu! blog, complete with handy thumbnail. You get a native system notification when new posts are published. The toolbar icon also tells you how many unread posts are waiting for you. Don't want notifications? You can turn them off in the settings page! Unread items have an orange 'bookmark' emblem to the right. To mark a post as a read click the white space before the bookmark icon. You can 'Mark All As Read' by clicking the text in the footer of the extension. To read an item just click its title to go straight to the correct article on the omg! ubuntu! website. # Version 3.2.3: Updated toolbar icon Removed refresh button (as broken) Version 3.2.1: Refreshed branding More descriptive toolbar icon Version 3.1.0: Switch to https Version 3.0.2: Fix for Chrome OS Version 3.0.1: Bug fix for permissions request on Ohso sites Even better memory optimisations Version 3.0.0: Completely rewritten extension Now uses significantly less memory and works 'on demand' New graphic assets
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Surprised with it's awesomeness. Worth adding! I'll add the 5th star when it supports reading the articles within the viewport instead of opening a new tab.
Brilliant!! keeps me up to date with all the awesome news. Please add it OMGUbuntu home page so people can be made aware of this great extension.
This is great! Except... when I click the logo in the dropdown menu, it brings me to OMG! Chrome! instead. Might want to fix that...