The extension was initially only available for Chrome, but New Zealand designer Walter Lim claims it should work with Microsoft Edge, Firefox, and Safari, and he’s added Safari to his to-do list. Installing any of them will need some additional effort: the add-on is presently only accessible on GitHub and must be manually installed using the browser’s developer mode. Even so, it can be worth the effort if you don’t mind getting duped by tired bogus accounts and impersonators.
