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Change all files to viewed or unviewed. GitHub Toggle Viewed helps you speed through code reviews. With a single click, it toggles the “Viewed” state of every file in the Files changed tab of a GitHub pull request. How it works If at least one file is marked as Viewed, the extension will unmark all. If none are marked as Viewed, it will mark all. Why you’ll like it One-click bulk toggle for faster reviews No menus, no setup — just pin the icon and click Lightweight and focused on a single job Usage Open a GitHub PR and go to Files changed. Click the toolbar icon GitHub Toggle Viewed. That’s it — the buttons will switch accordingly. (Tip: set a keyboard shortcut at chrome://extensions/shortcuts.) Permissions explained activeTab + scripting + https://github.com/ : used only to run the toggle action in the current GitHub tab when you click the icon. No background scraping or data sharing. Privacy No data collected. No tracking, analytics, or external network requests. No storage of your code or browsing data. Limitations Works on GitHub’s Files changed tab (PRs). If GitHub significantly changes its UI or localizes the “Viewed” button text, the extension may need an update. Support Use the “Report an issue” / “Support” link on this store page for feedback or bug reports. Disclaimer This project is not affiliated with or endorsed by GitHub. “GitHub” is a trademark of GitHub, Inc. What’s New (v1.0.0) Initial release: one-click toggle for all “Viewed” buttons on PRs.
Sep 25, 2025
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