New version:

It is possible to either close the left pane and keep the lines active, or uninstall the plugin complete. (Few plugins uninstall cleanly.) Windy style time progress bar added for Full year (desktop and mobile). Different terminator times, for the picker position, displayed in left pane as the picker is moved. Click on a time-pair to display this in the picker if you want. Time zone name, daylight saving time rules and offset displayed. Terminator lines are responsive to the satellite of radar overlay timestamps. Previously added (see above): use the URL to open at a location or time like this:
https://www.windy.com/plugins/windy-plugin-day-night?lat=-42.5&lng=146.3&date=2020-11-18T06:00Z

@bruzote Yes plugins are part of JS code that runs in the same context as Windy. That is also reason, why we do not propagate them on mobile devices.

They are security risk, but we check the listed "official" plugins time to time.

The same apply in you install browser extension in Chrome of Safari or any other program to your computer.

@rittels
Thank you very much.
I updated the plugin with that and also added a "restore default map" button, in case people don't like any of the custom maps.
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@Bathotho Hi, you can check the plugin discussion here - https://community.windy.com/topic/9250/list-of-finished-windy-plugins/7

@rittels said in Windy Plugins - Add to Favourites?:

@jmh2002

You can rearrange the plugins, so that the ones you like most are at the top.

THANKS! @rittels

To be honest I never noticed that - embarrassing :)

@kbsali

It takes a few minutes for npm to update. At the moment version 1.0.2 loads, though if you click debug, it still shows 1.0.1. This happens if you update the version number in package.json, after compiling it plugin.js. The original version number is then still included in plugin.js. It does not matter at all, just looks confusing.

Thank you

thanks you great job you've done

Thanks for the info all, I've added a patch for SkewT :)

What a great step! Thanks @rittels !!! :)

just stumbled over this - seems Austria actually pioneered the field back in 1849:

Austria attacking Venice with unmanned balloons

On This Day: Austria Drops Balloon Bombs on Venice

@johnckealy

Try:

bcast.on("pluginOpened",e=>{if (e=="detail") this.open() });

However, if the forecast detail is open, picker.on("pickerOpened",....) will not fire,
so you have to perhaps use W.map.on("click",e=>...) to get the e.latlng and to make your div display.

@vicb Creating plugin API and plugin sandboxing would solve this, but it is quite complex project with unsure result. Yes, javascript has an access to Cordova and Cordova has an access via its plugins to many native functions. iOS is quite safe, because user has to confirm (face id, password) any try to access his/her private data. Android, especially in some older versions, is totaly unsecured.

@Okocedion @LaurentDI

There is a fetch error:

The 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header contains multiple values '*, *', but only one is allowed. Have the server send the header with a valid value, or, if an opaque response serves your needs, set the request's mode to 'no-cors' to fetch the resource with CORS disabled.

Maybe remove

Header set Access-Control-Allow-Origin "*"

from .htaccess

@Korina sure here it is https://www.windy.com/dev?14.000,-29.000,4
Let me know if you need more information

@jakubvrana
Thanks, this allows me to get plugins also on iPad and cell phone which was not possible with the app nor the mobile web. As it automatically opens the app I can’t save a bookmark. So I put your post in favorite.