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Common questions and answers about HeadForge.
A: You can install HeadForge from your browser's extension store:
- Chrome: Chrome Web Store
- Firefox: Firefox Add-ons
- Edge: Microsoft Edge Add-ons
A: HeadForge supports:
- Chrome (Version 88+)
- Firefox (Version 85+)
- Microsoft Edge (Version 88+)
A: Yes, HeadForge is completely free and open source.
A: No, HeadForge works without requiring any account or registration.
A: 1. Click the HeadForge icon in your browser toolbar 2. Select your programming language 3. Fill in the project information 4. Choose header type (simple or complete) 5. Click "Generate Header" 6. Copy to clipboard and paste into your code
A:
- Simple Headers: Basic information only, clean and minimal
- Complete Headers: Full details with decorative borders and comprehensive information
A: Yes, you can create custom templates in the settings. Go to Settings → Templates → Create New Template.
A: HeadForge supports 25+ programming languages including JavaScript, Python, Java, C++, Go, Rust, PHP, Ruby, and many more.
A: Yes, you can create and save custom templates in the settings. These templates will be available for future use.
A: Yes, HeadForge works completely offline. No internet connection is required for generating headers.
A: Yes, you can copy headers to clipboard or download them as files. Bulk export is also supported.
A: Yes, HeadForge remembers your preferences including theme, default language, and custom templates.
A: Yes, you can choose between Auto (follows system), Light, or Dark themes in the settings.
A: Yes, you can create custom templates with your own fields and formatting.
A: Yes, you can configure auto-fill settings for common fields like author name and version format.
A: HeadForge is a browser extension, but you can copy generated headers and paste them into any code editor or IDE.
A: HeadForge automatically checks for updates. You can also manually check by clicking the update button in the extension.
A: Yes, your settings and custom templates are preserved during updates.
A: HeadForge is actively maintained with regular updates for new features, bug fixes, and language support.
A: Make sure all required fields are filled out and you've selected a programming language.
A: Check your browser permissions for clipboard access. You may need to allow clipboard permissions for the extension.
A: Try refreshing your browser or reinstalling the extension. Make sure you're using a supported browser version.
A: Try closing other browser tabs or restarting your browser. If the problem persists, reinstall the extension.
A: Double-check that you've selected the correct programming language. Each language has its specific comment syntax.
A: No, HeadForge does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data. All processing happens locally in your browser.
A: Yes, HeadForge only processes the information you enter in the form fields. Your actual code files are never accessed.
A: No, HeadForge works completely offline. Internet access is only needed for updates and the update checker.
A: You can contribute by:
- Reporting bugs and suggesting features
- Contributing code improvements
- Improving documentation
- Helping other users in discussions
A: Yes, you can request new language support by creating an issue on GitHub or starting a discussion.
A: Yes, HeadForge is open source and available on GitHub under the GNU license.
A: You can get help from:
- GitHub Issues: Report bugs and request features
- GitHub Discussions: Ask questions and get community help
- Wiki: Comprehensive documentation
- FAQ: This page with common questions
A: Go to GitHub Issues and create a new issue with:
- Description of the problem
- Steps to reproduce
- Expected vs actual behavior
- Browser and version information
A: Create a new issue on GitHub with the "enhancement" label, or start a discussion in the GitHub Discussions section.
Still have questions? Check our Troubleshooting Guide or join the community discussions!