BNext Notifications - Chrome Extension Available

Look up in the toolbar and down the bottom in the image. - Shows total notifications up the top, unread notification count in a browser notification down the bottom (ignore the fact that I've already checked them through the globe icon on the page) - Possibility of the browser notification displaying a list with more specific information about each bungie.net notification - Clicking the icon up the top displays a list of bungie.net notifications - Updates fetched at customisable intervals, and notifications show up even when you're not using bungie.net etc... [quote][b]Installation instructions for Chrome[/b] 1. Download the extension from [url=http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?file_id=07553252415342498729]here[/url]. If you want to verify it is what it is, the SHA1 checksum is c9b4c85ceb5d70b182b0629cf5e94168f1c876d6. 2. Next, open up the Chrome Extensions manager (Tools > Extensions) 3. Then click and drag the .crx file onto the extensions page until it says drop to install. If you're still having trouble, the instructions are basically the same as [url=http://proxmate.dave.cx/chrome/]installing ProxMate[/url]. [b]Permissions[/b] You'll get a popup telling you the extension can: Access your data on *.bungie.net Access your tabs and browsing activity These are both expected (on Chrome 35). Don't install it if asks for anything else because it's probably something else (although it's possible in different versions of Chrome they are displayed differently - use your best judgment). [b]Basic usage[/b] - You really don't have to do anything. It will automatically check bungie.net every so often as long as you're signed in, but you don't have to be actively using the site. - Click the icon and you'll get some things to play with: notifications, messages, groups, search, and options. - Note: when you click the icon, the default action is to check what your notifications are, which is the equivalent of clicking the globe icon on bungie.net. This is why if you check either, you'll lose the counter telling you you've got new notifications (since you just checked them). - I've tried to support as many of the different notification types as I could but some may be missing. - The messages tab lets you send/receive PMs. It's fairly basic. - Groups tab gives you a single alphabetical list of all the groups you've joined/followed/founded. Clicking one will take you to its forum. - Search tab does the same as the search bar on the site with a little bit more chopping up of whatever you type in. - Options tab gives you [url=https://www.bungie.net/en/Groups/Post?groupId=39966&id=63414563&path=1]options[/url]. [b]Fair warning[/b] It's not perfect. There are most definitely some bugs in it. If you're worried it's doing something that it shouldn't be or that you don't want it to do (or you're just not using it any more), disable/uninstall it and let me know what's happened. Remember, the extension works just by doing things on your behalf as your currently signed in bungie.net account, but it doesn't do anything like posting, sending PMs, etc... without you initiating it (ie. for it to send a PM, you have to hit the send button). So use at your own risk, etc... If you're still not sure about it, I'll post the source code upon request for you to read and vet, or so you can modify it to your heart's content. Feedback, suggestions, comments, etc... much appreciated.[/quote]