Better Trello

Better Trello is a browser extension that enhances the Trello experience.

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By: https://mig.team

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Users: 174 ▲ 21

Rating: 5.00 (9)

Version: 1.3 (Last updated: 2024-08-26)

Creation date: 2024-08-15

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: High risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

activeTab
scripting
storage

Size: 1.07M

Email: se*****@kale.mba

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

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# 57261 ▲ 918

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Take your Trello boards to the next level with Better Trello, the must-have browser extension that enhances your productivity and streamlines your workflow. Here’s what Better Trello offers:

Bigger Card View 📊: Easily view more content with larger, more spacious cards, making it simpler to manage tasks at a glance.
Card IDs at a Glance 🆔: Instantly see card IDs right on the card, perfect for quick referencing and task management.
Legacy Markdown Editor ✍️: Miss the old Markdown editor? Bring it back and ditch the WYSIWYG editor for a smoother, faster editing experience.
Hide the Top Bar 🛠️: Declutter your interface by hiding the top bar, giving you a cleaner, distraction-free workspace.

Better Trello is the ultimate tool for Trello power users, offering the flexibility and features you need to stay organized and efficient.

Contribute to this extension via GitHub: https://github.com/migteam/better-trello-browser-extension

User reviews

Thank you so much for this extension! It saved me from the horrendous new WYSIWYG Editor. Trello WYSIWYG Editor is made by people who don't know what good UX is and how important it is to not screw up notes of users who've been using your product for years. Their decision to force everyone to use it despite overwhelmingly negative feedback from the community shows Atlassian's dedication to making their users lives harder. And all that is probably because some manager at Trello bet his career on this feature, so now he has to force everyone to use it in order for it to not look like a waste of time and resources.