Le Git Graph - Commits Graph for GitHub

Le Git Graph - Commits Graph for GitHub

A browser extension that displays the git graph for any GitHub repository.

Total ratings for Le Git Graph - Commits Graph for GitHub
4.45 (Rating count: 20)
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Pros
  • Functional and beautiful design
  • Useful and elegant integration
  • Helpful for beginners to Git
Cons
  • Requires authorization for visiting public repositories
  • Performance issues with loading more commits
Most mentioned
  • Works like a charm
  • Very useful
  • Stupid extension. It takes my information.
  • Should be the default way of showing commits
  • Performance issue with loading more commits
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All time rating average: 4.45
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Date Author Rating Lang Comment
2024-05-12
MOBIN ZOHOURIAN
MOBIN ZOHOURIAN
en That's interesting! How did you come up with this idea?
2024-03-27
Ashok Thakur
Ashok Thakur
2023-12-16
Suraj Kumar
Suraj Kumar
en Really functional and really beautiful extension. Works like a charm.
2023-11-27
Sagar Gupta
Sagar Gupta
2023-11-10
Richard Eason
Richard Eason
en Really useful and very elegant integration.
2023-10-12
Gautam Solanki
Gautam Solanki
very useful
2023-08-07
Meo Müller
Meo Müller
Works like expected.
2023-06-08
林上竣
林上竣
why authorization is required when visiting a public repository?
2023-05-24
姚江喵QQ
姚江喵QQ
Stupid extension. It takes my information. Every piece of data is available on the page, why does it need sort of login?
2023-05-18
Mark Daoust
Mark Daoust
en This should be the default way of showing commits. People make all kinds of messes when they can't see what the commits are really doing. It would be even better if it showed on the builtin commit history page, and the pull-requests commits tab.
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