VTOP Command 1.2.2

Install

• Chrome / Edge / Brave: download vtop-command-1.2.2.zip below and load it unpacked.
• Firefox: there's no .xpi on this release. 1.2.2 is in review on Firefox Add-ons and will be up there shortly, so install it straight from https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/vtop-cmd/ and it'll keep itself updated.

What's Changed

• Shorten the README and publish only the Chrome ZIP on releases by @ChirayuSahu in #15
• Add a homepage for VTOP Command by @ChirayuSahu in #18
• Rank command-menu results by frequency and recency by @Ishitajoshii in #14
• Website: server rendering, hero social image and SEO by @ChirayuSahu in #19
• Add configurable command shortcut and prevent hover scrolling by @Sid-1524 in #17
• Convert the extension to strict TypeScript by @ChirayuSahu in #20
• fix: apply multiple-select choices through VTOP's change handler by @ChirayuSahu in #21
• fix(pptx): actually apply windowed list rendering by @ChirayuSahu in #22
• Tidy the repo layout: compile to build/, shipped assets in static/ by @ChirayuSahu in #23
• Release 1.2.2: first public Firefox Add-ons version, MIT license by @ChirayuSahu in #24

New Contributors

• @Ishitajoshii made their first contribution in #14

Full Changelog: v1.2.1...v1.2.2

Thanks

• @Sid-1524 for getting VTOP Command listed and signed on Firefox Add-ons
• @AADIdevoloper for reporting the Chrome loading issue in #16

VTOP Command 1.2.1

What's Changed

• Respect manual choices after VTOP re-renders, plus performance fixes by @ChirayuSahu in #6
• Firefox Add-on for vtop-cmd by @Sid-1524 in #7
• CI on every pull request, and releases from version tags by @ChirayuSahu in #9
• Firefox support, PowerPoint preview, fuzzy search and more (1.2.0) by @ChirayuSahu in #8
• CGPA calculator: no semester selector, always the current semester by @ChirayuSahu in #10
• XPI by @Sid-1524 in #11
• Prepare Firefox add-on for permanent installation by @Sid-1524 in #12

New Contributors

• @Sid-1524 made their first contribution in #7

Full Changelog: v1.1.0...v1.2.1

VTOP Command 1.1.0

First tagged release of VTOP Command: a ⌘K / Ctrl+K command menu, dark mode and page helpers for VIT's VTOP.

Install

1. Download vtop-command-1.1.0.zip below and unzip it.
2. Open chrome://extensions (or brave://extensions) and turn on Developer mode.
3. Choose Load unpacked and select the unzipped vtop-command folder.
4. Open VTOP and sign in as usual. Press ⌘K (macOS) or Ctrl+K (Windows/Linux).

Highlights

• Command menu: jump to any VTOP page by name or alias, open Home, toggle dark mode, choose a default semester, and open the CGPA calculator.
• Dark mode: covers VTOP's legacy pages, fixes low-contrast text, and highlights your registered Time Table slots.
• Default semester: selected automatically on pages that ask for one. On Course Page, the course list can be filtered to it.
• Attendance calculator: classes needed to reach 75%, or how many you can still miss.
• Pending assignments: a Pending column on Digital Assignment Upload, with urgency colours and countdowns. Results are cached for a random 1–5 hours, and a course's cache is cleared when you upload.
• Marks: a highlighted Total row on each course, with marks already lost shown in the Remark cell.
• CGPA calculator: past semester GPAs plus a projected GPA and CGPA from your expected grades.
• Form presets: save your usual answers for forms like Late Hour Request and Leave Request. They auto-fill, but you still submit yourself. Fields can be reset one at a time.
• Searchable dropdowns in the extension's windows and on the Late Hour and Leave Request forms.
• PDF viewer: VTOP's PDFs open in a built-in viewer with zoom, plus Download whenever you want the file.

Fixes in this release

• Dark mode: no more flickering buttons, no bright borders on Marks' inner tables, and no white gap on the Academic Calendar.
• Presets: a saved Late Hour venue no longer resets when the editor reopens.
• PDF viewer: PDF.js recovery warnings no longer fill the extension's error page.

Safety

The extension only sends VTOP's own requests, never submits forms, never touches login or CAPTCHA, and talks to no other server. See the README for every request it makes and what it stores.