Marvellous Codeworks
Who We Are 🧙♂️
Marvellous Codeworks was created to provide a single home for The Marvellous Suspender and The Great-er Tab Discarder, Google Chrome extensions that originated as forks of abandoned projects or - worse still, as in the case of TMS — were sold to a third party that injected malicious code into one of the most popular extensions on the market.
Even today, despite its best efforts and numerous targeted improvements, Google Chrome is still unable to make efficient use of a PC’s RAM when multiple tabs are open at the same time. The Marvellous Suspender (TMS) and The Great-er Tab Discarder (TGD) address this very issue, attempting to patch things up and thus curb the voracious appetite of Google’s browser.
As the driving forces behind the two projects, Gioxx and Rob work behind the scenes to keep both projects moving forward, relying on the cooperation and trust of the users.
Contributing 🙌
The Great-er Tab Discarder, The Marvellous Suspender and, in general, every Marvellous Codeworks project is an open source project. All projects, as well as the documentation and all related tools, are available on GitHub.
All our projects are open to code contributions, including feature requests, bug reports, and pull requests.
License 🤝
Unless otherwise specified, we have adopted (inherited, and are therefore required to maintain) the GNU General Public License v2.0.
This applies to both The Marvellous Suspender and The Great-er Tab Discarder. The license is also available in both repositories (TGD, TMS).
| Permissions | Limitations | Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Commercial use | Liability | License and copyright notice |
| Modification | Warranty | State changes |
| Distribution | Disclose source | |
| Private use | Same license |
Something missing? 🕵️♀️
If you encounter any issues with the documentation or have suggestions on how to improve it, please report the issue using the appropriate extension’s repository (for example: if the issue relates to TMS documentation, use The Marvellous Suspender’s repository, and so on).
Support 🛟
All our projects are offered free of charge and as open source to users who wish to use them. If you encounter any problems or have any questions, the GitHub repositories for the individual projects are good places to go for help. There is no preferential support channel and/or dedicated commercial support channel at this time, nor are there any plans to create one, at least for now.