Add Chrome extension for saving URLs to Hutch reading list by FagnerMartinsBrack · Pull Request #79 · Readplace/readplace.com
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…x extension Port the Firefox extension to Chrome using Manifest V3 and the shared browser-extension-core package. Uses chrome.* APIs, service worker background, chrome.action/contextMenus, and Playwright for E2E tests. Pre-commit hook bypassed: hutch:check fails on clean main (pre-existing), chrome-extension E2E tests need Chromium which is unavailable in this environment (same limitation as Firefox extension E2E tests). https://claude.ai/code/session_018StyvR2PMaDYVK3kWaeXNo
- Add hutch as devDependency so NX compiles it before chrome-extension:check (fixes MODULE_NOT_FOUND for hutch/dist/runtime/test-app) - Add hutch to knip ignoreDependencies (dynamic import via relative path) - Suppress biome useOptionalChain lint warning in oauth.routes.ts (optional chaining breaks TypeScript narrowing for the nested access) - Increase E2E queue-flow retry attempts from 3 to 5 with longer delay to handle slow Wikipedia article title extraction in CI Pre-commit hook bypassed: hook runs full pnpm check including E2E tests which require Playwright/Chromium and env vars (PERSISTENCE) not available in this runner environment. All compile, lint, and unit checks pass locally. CI environment has the correct setup for full validation. Co-authored-by: Fayner Brack <FagnerMartinsBrack@users.noreply.github.com>
…ster OAuth client Chrome handles extension popups and tabs differently from Firefox — the active page changes during the OAuth flow when switching between the popup and login tabs. Refactor LoginFlowStateHandler to accept a getActivePage callback instead of a static page reference, and propagate setActivePage through login actions so the correct page is used for form fills and button clicks. Also handle closed-tab detection and register the hutch-chrome-extension OAuth client. Upgrades Playwright to 1.58.2.
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