GitHub Tagger. Chrome Extension to tag and add notes to GitHub projects

In plain words

GitHub Tagger is a Chrome extension that allows developers to organize and annotate GitHub projects with custom tags and notes. Launched in 2015, it helps users manage and categorize multiple repositories for easier navigation and reference. The tool is designed for developers who need to keep track of GitHub projects with additional context and organizational systems beyond what GitHub's native features provide.

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