Better Infocuria

Adds a citation panel, copy helper, and PDF download shortcut on Infocuria judgment pages.

# Better Infocuria Better Infocuria is a browser extension that improves how you read and cite Court of Justice of the European Union judgments on Infocuria. GitHub: https://github.com/rafjaf/Infocuria Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/better-infocuria/kemkbakjbjfcmaibmbjfkeconcnnnopn Firefox Add-ons : <TO BE COMPLETED> ## What it does - Adds a citation panel with ready-to-copy references, including the paragraph number from which the text was copied. - Builds a document table of contents for fast navigation within a judgment. - Highlights structure markers in the the text. - Provides cleaner PDF downloads with friendly filenames. - Shows a quick info popup when you click the extension icon. - Displays a brief update banner after new versions are installed. ## Where it runs - https://infocuria.curia.europa.eu/* ## Limitation - Currently it only works on the French version of Infocuria. ## Permissions - downloads: save PDF files with a readable filename. - clipboardWrite: copy rich citations to the clipboard. - storage: remember whether the update banner has been shown. ## Install 1. Open the Chrome Web Store listing: <ADD_CHROME_WEB_STORE_URL_HERE> 2. Click “Add to Chrome”. ## Development 1. Clone this repo. 2. In Chrome, open chrome://extensions and enable Developer mode. 3. Click “Load unpacked” and select this folder. ## Data protection No personal data whatsoever is treated by this extension. ## Feedback Issues and pull requests are welcome at https://github.com/rafjaf/Infocuria. ## Release history - 0.1.0 : first version - 0.1.1 : fixed paragraphs numbering issue - 0.1.2 : fixed extension to work on older judgements such as [Van Uden](https://infocuria.curia.europa.eu/tabs/affair?lang=FR&publishedId=%22C-391%2F95%22&searchTerm=%22C-391%2F95%22) - 0.1.3 : manifest.json split into two different files for Chrome and Firefox to avoid warning regarding incorrect Manifest V3 syntax