Chiri Vulpes ChiriVulpes

Chirimode for GitHub Desktop

Fixes a blur on the blue border at the bottom of the changes/history tabs.
Fixes the app toolbar having a 2px border.
Adds a line on the side of the repo dropdown so that it lines up with the repo button.
Tweaks the diff theme to match my VSCode syntax theme Azurish as closely as possible.

Install extensions that can add custom JavaScript & CSS to pages.
- On Chrome, I use User JavaScript and CSS.
- On Firefox, my girlfriend and others have had success with Tampermonkey and Stylish.
In your extension for JavaScript, paste the contents of Scribble Garbage Vaporiser.js
In your extension for CSS, paste the contents of Scribble Garbage Vaporiser.css
Go to Scribble Hub. Should have worked. 😁

Dark theme
Expands your collection horizontally to fill your entire monitor width
Toggle a "compressed" view by clicking on the collection tab
Loops albums automagically
Moves the search/hidden items bar in your collection into the tabs bar when the bandcamp menu bar is not visible
Right click the title of the currently playing track or tracks in the queue to dislike them. Disliked tracks are automatically skipped

This allows you to create your own custom emoji picker of all the emojis that you want to be able to use on Scribble Hub.

Note: It completely replaces Scribble's default emoji.

Add the content of scribble.chirimojis.js to a userscript extension in your browser, for example, Tampermonkey for Firefox.
Add the content of scribble.chirimojis.css to a userstyles extension in your browser, for example, Stylish.
Fill in your emoji to the customEmojis variable in scribble.chirimojis.js. There's an example of the format in the file.

You can apply these js/css files with extensions such as tampermonkey and stylish, or my favourite, which allows you to add multiple overrides for each site: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/user-javascript-and-css/nbhcbdghjpllgmfilhnhkllmkecfmpld

	export type Vec2i = readonly [x: number, y: number];
	export namespace Vec2i {
	export function serialize (...[x, y]: Vec2i) {
	let number = 0;
	let i = 0;
	while (x \|\| y) {
	let val;
	if (i % 2) {
	val = y;
	y >>= 1;