If it can float would be better :D

[Honghe]

Just like this extension: https://github.com/otariidae/github-markdown-toc

[willklein]

Thanks for the suggestion! Honestly, I've considered this for a while. I've held off because it's a bit of work to implement AND the UX is fundamentally different, especially when it comes to windows that aren't very much wider than the fixed width content on GitHub. The hamburger icon fits neatly within the existing content pane. Not saying it's better, just a simple approach that already works. Is there any reason you wouldn't just use the linked extension? I like that you can choose to use theirs or mine, and I hope you're happy with one of them!

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[csr632]

The "go back" button of browser is useful to go back to the menu.
The floating feature also seems very nice!

[andersennl]

Being able to access the overview at any time, without having to scroll all the way up to reach the hamburger menu would be a big improvement. Maybe it would be possible to let the extension's icon/button (in the Chrome extension list, next to the search bar) open the overview, just like the hamburger menu does.

Thanks for developing this extension!

[willklein]

If I get around to it I'll experiment with this. Great ideas. I have some mega-readme's on current projects so the itch is there. Thank you!

[willklein]

@andersennl I had the same problem scrolling inside a readme. Thinking about how to float this or try what you mentioned. Thank you for the ideas and glad to hear it's useful to you. 😄