Why didn't you reply to the other comment where they asked you to provide actual opinions?
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A good place to start would be opening an issue on your product's issue tracker and start discussing requirements there.
The road to complete integration in a product is a bit longer as it takes collaboration if the product isn't open source. This is what we'd like in every product we integrate with.
However, I just did quite a bit of refactoring to make it easier and more straight forward to add support for new code hosts to the browser extension.
If you want to add support, we'd gladly accept a PR!
Always feel free to reach out and ask questions. Check out how it's done on GitHub, GitLab and Phabricator here: https://sourcegraph.com/search?q=repo:graph%5C/browser-exten...
Thanks for building a great product with clean APIs and user interfaces that are easy to integrate with!
We're currently working on bringing the extension to Safari. This makes the extension more aware of browser differences which will allow us to keep everything polished in all of the browsers we support.
Keep your eye out for updates and as @sqs said, we'd love to hear any feedback you come across @srcgraph!