WebWinha / WinhaWille Chrome support

A CSS extension to make Haaga-Helia and Metropolia WebWinha work in Google Chrome

WebWinha / WinhaWille Chrome Support

WebWinha / WinhaWille Chrome Support is a CSS extension that resolves browser incompatibility issues for students at Haaga-Helia and Metropolia Universities of Applied Sciences in Finland. The extension fixes problems with the 2011-2012 WinhaWille-version used by Haaga-Helia and Metropolia for course registration. Version 0.2.2 includes experimental Metropolia support. Implemented as a CSS stylesheet override, the extension modifies the appearance of two table elements.

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Users: 14

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Rating: 5.00

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Version: 0.2.2 (Last updated: 2016-03-22)

Creation date: 2016-03-22

Risk impact: Low risk impact

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Manifest version: 2

Size: 47.87K

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A Chrome extension for students at Haaga-Helia and Metropolia Universities of Applied Sciences in Finland. The extension fixes the browser incompatibility problems in the 2011-2012 WinhaWille-version used by Haaga-Helia adn Metropolia to register on courses.

Version notes in 0.2.2: Experimental Metropolia support added

To keep the plugin simple and secure, the fix is implemented as a CSS stylesheet override on two table elements.

Finnish: Liitännäinen Haaga-Helia- ja Metropolia -ammattikorkeakoulujen opiskelijoille, jotka käyttävät WinhaWille -kurssi-ilmoittautumisjärjestelmää Chrome-selaimella.

Yksinkertaisuuden ja turvallisuuden vuoksi, selainyhteensopivuus on toteutettu CSS-tyylillä, joka muuttaa kahden taulukon ulkoasua.

(ↄ) Lilja Tamminen

User reviews

It actually works. I wish I knew about this when the semester begun and some people were complaining about Wille not working on their smart phones, mac books and Linux. A web page that works only with IE in year 2016.. what the?