v0.2.0

Follow people on /dev/null

• A /dev/null Follow button next to GitHub's own, wherever GitHub lists people: an organization's People, a profile's followers and following, a repository's stargazers and watchers.
• On a user's profile, under GitHub's Follow, and on an organization's page, when it is on /dev/null.
• It says Unfollow once you follow them, in GitHub's danger style, and tells when someone isn't on /dev/null yet.

Polls

• Read a commit's poll in the log and in quoted commits, and vote from GitHub. Results show once you vote, on your own poll, and once it closes: a bar per option, your vote checked, and the votes with the time left.
• Ask a question with a poll from both composers: 2 to 4 options, for 1 hour, 1, 3 or 7 days, and a preview as the log will show it. A commit has images or a poll, not both.
• Options are drawn as commit bodies, GitHub links with their mark included.

Replies

• Reply to a commit from an organization's log, with an explicit Reply button, as dev-null.sh does.
• The three newest replies show under each commit, and the commit's actions are laid out as on dev-null.sh.

The log

• Each day opens with its date: Today, Yesterday, then "Thu, Oct 29".
• /dev/null's animated glyph while loading.
• Initials for people without an avatar.

The popup and the composers

• Connecting or disconnecting from the popup updates open GitHub tabs, without reloading them.
• The sign-in steps (the code to approve, the permission to grant, a failure) look like the popup's welcome screen.
• The modal composer pops in and out, and shows the published commit once done.

Fixes

• What follows an addition inserted at the end of the text is now spaced.

For contributors

• Build for a development /dev/null server with WXT_DEVNULL_URL in apps/extension/.env; such a build shows a dev badge.
• The privacy policy and the Chrome Web Store listing are now in the repository.

Full Changelog: v0.1.1...v0.2.0