Install the GBTI extension
The extension is how you sign in, edit your work in place, and publish through the co-op. It runs in your browser and keeps your GitHub sign-in on your own machine.
What it does
Three things, once it is installed
Sign in with GitHub
Click the GBTI icon in your toolbar and sign in. Your GitHub credentials stay on your own machine, not on our servers.
Edit in place
Open any page you can edit and change it where it lives. No separate dashboard, no copy-paste between tabs.
Publish through the co-op
Save a draft or publish straight to the network. Your changes go through the same review flow as everyone else.
Install · about a minute
Load it as an unpacked extension
You do this once. The extension keeps working after that. When the Chrome Web Store listing is live, updates become automatic and these steps go away.
Download and unzip
Download the ZIP, then unzip it. Keep the unzipped folder somewhere you will not delete it. The browser loads the extension from that folder.
Open the extensions page
In the address bar, type chrome://extensions and press Enter. On Edge it is edge://extensions; on Brave, brave://extensions.
Turn on Developer mode
Flip the Developer mode toggle in the top-right corner. This is what lets you load an extension from a folder.
Click Load unpacked
A row of buttons appears under the header. Click Load unpacked.
Select the unzipped folder
Pick the folder you unzipped in step 1. The GBTI Network extension shows up in your list and its icon appears in the toolbar. That is it.
Your GitHub sign-in stays on your machine
The extension talks to GitHub directly from your browser. We never see or store your token, and you can sign out or remove the extension at any time.
Questions
Good to know
How do I update it?
Is my GitHub sign-in safe?
It did not load, what went wrong?
Do I need to be a member?
Edit and publish your work in place
Install the free extension, then sign in to start drafting and publishing through the GBTI co-op.