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Eclipse Foundation Community enhances profile information for EF members on `eclipse.gitlab.org` and `github.com`. Eclipse Foundation Community is a browser extension that enriches user profile pages on `eclipse.gitlab.org` and `github.com` with live data from the Eclipse Foundation. When you visit the profile page of any Eclipse Foundation community member, the extension automatically queries the Eclipse Foundation API and injects a dedicated profile card directly into the page. ✨ Features * Automatically displays an Eclipse Foundation profile card on user profile pages of eclipse.gitlab.org and github.com * Shows user's public informations * Lists all Eclipse Foundation projects the user is involved in * Each project is a direct clickable link to its page on projects.eclipse.org * Lists all Eclipse Foundation Working Groups the user participates in * Each working group links directly to its page on eclipse.org * Enable / Disable Toggle A simple on/off toggle in the extension popup lets you enable or disable the profile enhancement at any time without uninstalling the extension 🌐 Supported Sites eclipse.gitlab.org: Injects Eclipse profile card on user profile pages github.com: Injects Eclipse profile card on GitHub user profile pages (only if the user is found in the Eclipse community) 👥 Who is this for? This extension is ideal for: * Eclipse Foundation staff, project lead, contributors and committers * Open source developers collaborating within the Eclipse ecosystem * Working Group participants who want quick visibility into community membership at a glance
Apr 11, 2026
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