Wow, this is wild. I was just getting ready to release my own webextension later this week that does almost exactly the same thing. You definitely beat me to the punch :)
There’s a definite need, so I was shocked to find nothing in the Web Store was solving the issue!
Yours is much more complex and walks the DOM to collect data and completely reformats the recipe contents. Mine is [on purpose] much simpler and just clones the recipe into a modal so that its appearance is still in line with the site itself and I let some styling leak onto the elements I add as well so it feels at home on the page.
I think with yours it would be easier to go the extra mile and start linking to places to purchase ingredients, do nutritional breakdowns, etc.
Wow, this is wild. I was just getting ready to release my own webextension later this week that does almost exactly the same thing. You definitely beat me to the punch :)
https://github.com/erik/onerecipe
There’s a definite need, so I was shocked to find nothing in the Web Store was solving the issue!
Yours is much more complex and walks the DOM to collect data and completely reformats the recipe contents. Mine is [on purpose] much simpler and just clones the recipe into a modal so that its appearance is still in line with the site itself and I let some styling leak onto the elements I add as well so it feels at home on the page.
I think with yours it would be easier to go the extra mile and start linking to places to purchase ingredients, do nutritional breakdowns, etc.