Add support for Chrome

[benjaminoakes]

Thanks for making this and sharing it as open source.

I was surprised not to find a decent RTM extension for Chrome. (I'll take suggestions if anyone has any.) I stumbled across Moo Later for Firefox and it looks like what I'm looking for. Given that it uses the WebExtensions API, I thought I'd try loading it as an unpacked extension in Chrome. Unfortunately, that doesn't work. It complains about a browser variable being missing, so it seems that there are maybe some Firefox-specific APIs in use.

At any rate, I may come back and dig deeper into that, but if someone beats me to getting a working version onto the Chrome Web Store, I won't be unhappy. 😄

[cgfrost]

Hi,

There are some subtle difference between the two unfortunately. I looked in to it a few years ago and realised I would need to build two different extensions to get it to work in both browser so I didn't bother. Happy to take PRs though.