GitSort 1.0

GitSort is a simple, lightweight browser extension that lets you sort GitHub files and folders by their latest changes. No setup, no tokens, and 100% private.

🌟 Key Features

• Sort by Recent Commits: Easily sort any GitHub directory by when files were last modified. Find your most recent updates at the top in one click.
• One-Click Absolute Dates: Click the Timestamp button to view exact dates and times (down to the second) in your local timezone instead of relative dates like "last month".
• Persistent Preferences: The extension remembers your favorite sorting option (Default vs. Recent) and applies it automatically as you browse.
• Seamless Interface: The GitSort toolbar is styled to look exactly like a native part of GitHub. It matches light, dark, and dimmed themes automatically.

🛡️ Privacy & Security First

• No Access Tokens: Unlike other extensions, GitSort does not ask for your GitHub username, password, or Personal Access Tokens.
• No Network Activity: The extension works entirely inside your browser. No data is ever collected or sent to external servers.
• Ultra-Lightweight: Zero background usage or battery drain. It only activates when you are actively looking at a code repository.

📦 Installation

1. Download & Extract: Download GitSort.zip and extract it to your computer.
2. Go to Extensions: Open Google Chrome and navigate to chrome://extensions/.
3. Developer Mode: Toggle the "Developer mode" switch in the top right corner.
4. Load Unpacked: Click "Load unpacked" in the top left.
5. Select Folder: Choose the extracted GitSort folder (the directory containing manifest.json).
6. Done! Open any directory on GitHub to start sorting!