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Mark individual files as reviewed in a Bitbucket Data Center pull request, with a tree checkmark and progress counter. Bitbucket Data Center pull requests don't have a per-file "mark as reviewed" state. This extension adds one — purely as a personal tracker, separate from Bitbucket's actual approval workflow. What you get • A "Mark reviewed" button next to each file's diff actions. Toggles between ○ Mark reviewed and ✓ Reviewed. • A green ✓ in the file tree on every file you have reviewed. • A pill in the PR header — "X of Y files reviewed" — that turns green when every file is checked. • Keyboard shortcut Shift+R. (Bitbucket's own R for "mark viewed" is left alone.) • Reset per-PR or reset everything from the toolbar popup. How site access works The extension installs with NO site access. The toolbar icon turns blue with a "?" badge when you visit a URL that looks like a Bitbucket pull request. Click the icon, confirm Chrome's site-permission dialog, and the tracker activates on that host only. You can disable it again from the popup at any time. This makes the extension safe to install even if you only need it for a single Bitbucket server. Privacy No data leaves your browser. Review state is stored only in chrome.storage.local and auto-expires after 30 days. The extension never makes a network request. See the privacy policy for full details. Tested against Bitbucket Data Center 7.16.1. Selectors in content.js can be tweaked for newer or older versions. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Atlassian. "Bitbucket" is a trademark of Atlassian Pty Ltd, used here descriptively to identify compatibility.
May 19, 2026
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