Reviews & Comments of Trello Birds-eye chrome extension
From February 5th, 2017 to April 21st, 2022, 36% user give 5-star rating, 21% user give 4-star rating, 21% user give 2-star rating, 21% user give 1-star rating. for Trello Birds-eye chrome extension.
Reviews of trello birds-eye:
Excellent. Does as promised. I applied a few tweaks. Rather than mod the code, I used Stylebot and added the following code to reveal the full text labels, while also removing a bit more space: span.card-label.card-label.mod-card-front { width: auto; margin-bottom: 0px; }
been taking this for granted for years. great stuff. does what it says.
Cool extension! Works great and makes scanning my Trello tasks more easily. Thanks for making this.
It was working as expected, then I realize the plugin was preventing other Trello Power-Up from working (their semi translucent button does not appear). I have tried several different Trello Power-Ups and the problem was the same. Please fix it.
doesn't work...
Seems like a good idea but not working on my Mac
Works as intended, excellent screen saving. Thank you.
I love the idea, but the extension does not work
Great idea, but actually it is not working on my laptop. When I click the small icon I get back to CHROME EXTENSION each time. I am gonna give it a try, but so far no success.. :(
Its great. Works very well. Lately I've noticed that when activated, the List names turn white rendering them invisible. WOuld love to get this fixed.
Two stars for excellent idea, BUT I cannot get it to work. I disabled all other Trello-related extensions (have no power ups) and it still just doesn't work.
Works great. Lets me perform a quick view so I can prioritize very simply.
I love this. I have numerous Trello extensions installed and this is one of the handiest. I have a lot of cards and it can be overwhelming to look at it in one view, especially having to scroll. BirdsEye fixes this. The labels don't quite display well (I get some overlap, possibly due to other extensions), but the awesome Trelabels for Trello resolves it for me, so combining the two is perfect.
Doesnt work at ALL