# Gitako

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Yet another extension for GitHub, available on both Chrome and Firefox. Inspired by [Octotree](https://github.com/buunguyen/octotree) & [GayHub](https://github.com/jawil/GayHub), thanks to them! Gitako is aimed at providing the best performance, better UX, more consistent UI and more essential features.

### Features

- 📂 neat file tree
- 🔎 instant file search
- 🏎 extremely fast even in gigantic projects
- ⌨️ intuitive keyboard accessibility
- 🚀 boosts page performance
- ↔️ customizable layout
- 📋 copy snippets and file
- 🕶️ support private repositories
- 🗂 support git submodule
- 🎨 friendly UI and rich icons

### Install

[![Install for Chrome](./ChromeWebStoreBadge.svg)](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/gitako-github-file-tree/giljefjcheohhamkjphiebfjnlphnokk)

[for Edge](https://microsoftedge.microsoft.com/addons/detail/alpoloddcggjhakjemghahlkofjekbca)

[for Firefox(beta)](https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/gitako-github-file-tree/)

### Issues

Any bug report or feature request discussions are welcomed, feel free to draft a [issue](https://github.com/EnixCoda/Gitako/issues/)!

### About

#### Name and logo meaning?

GitHub's totem is a cute octopus. And octopus in Japanese is `タコ`(tako).
Then link them together:

    git + tako -> gitako

The logo of Gitako is a tentacle of octopus, meaning Gitako works like a part of GitHub.