Request: Restore UI links for viewing Stargazers

[ds5678]

Up until a couple days ago, it was quite easy to view lists of people who:

• Starred a repository (ie https://github.com/github/feedback/stargazers)
• Forked a repository (ie https://github.com/github/feedback/network/members)
• Watch a repository (ie https://github.com/github/feedback/watchers)

As I've shown above, it's still possible to view these things, but the convenient UI button for each one was removed.

[bailey]

Hi there @ds5678! We just moved those links into the About section on the repo page as seen below. Hope this helps!

[nhooyr]

This is garbage UI/UX.

[mjmikulski]

OMG, if I have to google how to check stargazers or do other basic stuff, it means that UI is going in the wrong direction. What about having it in BOTH places? Leave it in the new place, so all managers, POs etc are happy, but allow also to view stargazers in the old way 😜

[thclark]

OMG, if I have to google how to check stargazers or do other basic stuff, it means that UI is going in the wrong direction. What about having it in BOTH places? Leave it in the new place, so all managers, POs etc are happy, but allow also to view stargazers in the old way 😜

Yup. This!

[thclark]

@bailey and @phil294 was there ever any movement on this discussion from the GitHub side please?

[Monirhossen23]

Imo official assistant apply

[jonypeixoto]

Thank you very much!

[th3ken-dev]

thx

[jonypeixoto]

Thank you for the answer!

[Johnmogan]

#8720

[llvee]

Thank you all for reading, considering improvements.

I am wondering if anyone here is interested in collaborating on extension engineering if nothing else in order to improve GH?

I am mainly interested in engineering a social extension that can improve all the social features without having to update the main GH codebase. This will allow for community social features vs features that are only possible via internal GH presently which can help empower engineers more & contribute to more healthy engineering practices. I am also interested in collaborating on engineering an open source browser extension marketplace.

The above would also help out the Github team, stakeholders by improving GH without needing to deploy a new public codebase while users are using the Github product.

Does the above sound interesting to anyone?

I noticed stargazers truly needs filters. Does anyone else see the value in adding filters to stargazers?