Your GitHub News Feed, Without The Mess

I made a chrome extension to clean up my news feed a while back. With help from others its getting better and better (doesn't need any privs, just cleans up the page): <a href="https://github.com/dforsyth/gh-girdle" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/dforsyth/gh-girdle</a>

Working on something like that too, but it's a rough work in progress:<p><a href="http://gitify.me" rel="nofollow">http://gitify.me</a><p>I'm planning on adding filters so that I can get notifications for only pull requests and files I care about etc. Also planning on adding a chrome extension to make setting up alerts easy and notifications via Google Talk and SMS.<p>Very early stages right now. And don't click on any of the billing stuff because it will bill but doesn't do anything else.

Why do you need write access?

Looks good. Are you going to implement filters? I (try to, unsuccessfully) follow various projects. Some very active. I'd love to be able to filter what events I see from certain projects. E.g, for Symfony2 I only want to see new tags, new issues and closed issues. For other projects I want to see everything. Oh, and I never ever want to see TravisBot in my news feed.

The people that will find this most useful are probably the same people who won't want to give you read/write access to their repos.

Doesn't work. At least, not the public version. I logged in with GitHub, but it still just shows me the first page that asks me to log in. It shows my identity properly in the upper-right so I'm definitely logged in.

This chrome extension <a href="https://github.com/dforsyth/gh-girdle" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/dforsyth/gh-girdle</a> is a phenomenal way to clean up your Github News Feed - much better than this.

So... what does it do? Are the screeshots anywhere? A description?

Great, now make it an extension (or userscript), please. :) I'd like to see this on my github rather than going on some other site...

Update: Sorry about that, we had a callback error in the public version. All fixed now. Thanks!

Doesn't work - once you login via oauth it doesn't go past that screen... thanks

Why does it need commit access?