Octotree

A browser extension that adds an IDE-style file tree sidebar to GitHub repositories and pull requests.

These buttons open the developer's own site, repository or store listing in a new tab. wares.gg does not host downloads.

About Octotree

Octotree adds a code-tree sidebar to GitHub, so you can browse a repository's folders the way you would in an editor instead of clicking through one directory page at a time. It also speeds up pull request review with quick access to changed files and comments.

The free version covers the code tree. Octotree Pro adds private repositories, file search, unlimited bookmarks, PR navigation, icon themes, code fonts and sidebar docking. A Team plan adds GitHub Enterprise support and licence management.

Strengths

  • Editor-style file tree on GitHub pages
  • Faster navigation of pull request changes
  • Available for Chrome, Firefox and Edge

Limitations

  • Private repositories and file search need a paid plan
  • Works only with GitHub

Details

Pricing
FreemiumFree core extension; Pro is $35 a year and Team is $50 per user a year.
License
Proprietary
Platforms
Browser extension
How it runs
Browser extension
Best suited for
Developers who read and review code on GitHub in the browser
Last verified
Added
Provenance
Facts checked against the developer's own pages and store listings, 1 sources on file.

Alternatives to Octotree

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Software that can replace Octotree for an important use case, and what changes if you switch.

  • Refined GitHub

    Adds hundreds of small improvements to the GitHub interface.

    Refined GitHub is free and open source under MIT, adding hundreds of small interface fixes rather than a file tree sidebar, with each feature individually switchable.

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