Trello Birds-eye

Minimalistic board/card styling giving you a birds-eye view in Trello - Why? Trello is great, but if you have a lot of cards on your boards, the interface becomes a mess. Too much bulky chrome, borders, margins and paddings. Wouldn't you sometimes wish you could just chip away all the unnecessary junk? - How? This small Chrome Extension adds an extra button to the Trello toolbar. Click it and you get more than *50% more actual content on your screen*. Yes, 50 fucking percent. Open source on Github: https://github.com/laander/trello-birdseye --------------------------- v1.2.2 (2019-01-14) - Hides the card cover images that usually takes up a lot of space on board - Fixed some hover icon colors from dark gray to white v1.2.1 (2019-01-12) - Avatars on cards were not resized properly - "6 cards" subtitle under each list header should be white - "..." three dots submenu in list header should be white - Little "+" icon in "Add another card" under list footer should be white v1.2.0 (2018-01-09) - Persistent button state using chrome storage (requires new "storage" permission) - Initializes immediately when page is opened - Increased check interval to 3 seconds - Fixed the min-width on labels following the latest Trello update v1.1.0 (2017-06-12) - Made default click behaviour open the card instead of the inline-edit shortcut menu - Show card member icons! - Increased size of labels a bit and re-aligned them - Decreased check time to 1s (a bit faster to show on the page) v1.0.0 (2015-12-03) First release!