CS Nav Links chrome extension

Version: 0.3.12
CS Nav Links
Improved navigation menu for Couchsurfing. Those who want to donate can do so here: http://bit.ly/11zXlAF
5.00 Based on 1 user rates

What is CS Nav Links?

CS Nav Links is a productivity chrome extension. it's a free extension , it has 97 active users since released its first version, it earns an average rating of 5.00 from 1 rated user, last update is 4083 days ago.


What’s new in version 0.3.12?

                This script appends useful links to the dropdown menu and also changes some of the images on the site to remove the ugly round porthole look and go back to a more traditional square image

Donations
A number of people have recommend that I should accept donations from the community for the plugin. You can send money to me via paypal to my [email protected] address by following this link. http://bit.ly/11zXlAF

Version 0.3.12 
- Added link about censorship on CS

Version 0.3.11 
- Increased the width of the drop down menu 
- Added link to safety advice 
- Added link to CS Nav Links Facebook page 
- Added link to share CS Nav Links on Facebook 
- Added tweet about CS Nav Links along with some sample text

Version 0.3.10 
- I can't remember what I changed here but it was nothing major.

Version 0.3.9
- Fixed a slight typo

Version 0.3.8
- Changed the url for Couchwiki as it was giving 404 errors

Version 0.3.7
- Added box above conversations which contains links to travel guides for each place and generic guidelines 
- minor change to CSS. 

Version 0.3.6
- New dashboard icon added to the top menu
- new hospitably network map created and added to top menu. 

Version 0.3.5
- The bit.ly links were causing problems so I had to remove them. 

Version 0.3.4 
- Added Link to Activities 
- Added Link to CS Camps Calendar 
- Converted All the menu links to bit.ly links. The reason for this is to see which items on the menu are being clicked and which ones are not. 
- Create a donate link. Many people have suggested that I should put this in. This doesn't appear on the menu but I have put it in the description of the extension. The link is here: http://bit.ly/11zXlAF

Version 0.3.3 
- I screwed up the version numbering so this one doesn't actually exist. ooops :)

version 0.3.2
- Moved Map CouchSearch up above the Advanced CouchSearch and point it to https://www.couchsurfing.org/search/in/everywhe... 
- Update Submit Ticket / CUQ to say "Need help? Would you like to report abuse? Problem with the site?" when you hold the mouse over it.

Version 0.3.1 
- Added shadow box to the Community Details to make it stand out more. 
- Changed "Submit CUQ" to "Submit Ticket / CUQ" 
- Changed "Couch Search" to "Advanced Couchsearch" 
- Changed "Couch Search"/"Advanced Couchsearch" Link to prepopulate some default settings on the Advanced Search Form. Hopefully this will provide search results of active surfers with real profiles 
* Sets user photo to true 
* Sets last log in to 30 days 
* Orders results by last log in. 
- Added Link to "Map Couchsearch" which prepopulates the sort order to sort by last login 
- Added title tag to the menu items so when you hold the mouse over them you get a more detailed explaination 
- Changed "Latest News" to "Latest Newspeak" because I think it's kinda funny.

Version 0.3 
- Moved menu from being fixed to the side of the screen to be part of the standard dropdown menu 
- Changed the circular porthole photos to square images with rounded corners 
- Added link to the old couch search feature

Version 0.2 
- Added in a link to submit a ticket which is normally buried at the bottom of the screen

Version 0.1 
This is the first version of the code. It generate a menu at the side of the screen with useful links that have been removed from the site navigation            

How to install CS Nav Links?

You could download the latest version crx file or older version files and install it.


Preview of CS Nav Links


Technical Features:

  • Latest Version: 0.3.12
  • Requirements: Windows Chrome, Mac Chrome
  • License: Free
  • Latest update: Tuesday, March 12th, 2013
  • Author: Don Shine

CS Nav Links Available languages:

English.


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Reviews of cs nav links:


William Campbell March 12th, 2013
William Campbell

Couchsurfing has turned into a nightmare, but this extension undoes some of the harm.

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