Hamburger Menu is a free Chrome add-on developed by Sarah Vessels. It falls under the category of Browsers and is specifically classified as an Add-ons & Tools subcategory.

Are you tired of seeing the same old three bars icon for a menu or to indicate something is grabbable? With Hamburger Menu, you can now replace that generic icon with an actual hamburger or hotdog. Additionally, you can right-click on elements on a webpage and choose to see a hamburger or hotdog there instead.

One of the standout features of Hamburger Menu is its customization options. You can choose between a mouthwatering hamburger or a delicious hotdog, depending on your preference. With Hamburger Menu, the choice is entirely yours.

The latest version, 0.0.3, includes bug fixes that address issues where an empty CSS selector would be saved when hamburgerifying something. It also improves the hamburgerification of images and overrides for icons from popular libraries like Font Awesome, Octicons, Glyphicons, Material Icons, Ionicons, Foundation, and Elusive.

Versionintroduces a convenient popup that allows you to view your overrides for a specific website. You can also edit hamburger overrides directly on the options page or within the popup. The popup provides helpful information on how to use the extension and includes a link to the options page for further customization.

In its initial release, version 0.0.1, Hamburger Menu provides the ability to right-click on elements on a webpage and replace them with a hotdog or hamburger. The options page allows users to choose between hotdogs and hamburgers and also provides the option to remove custom overrides.

If you're tired of the same old hamburger menu icon, Hamburger Menu offers a fun and customizable solution to spice up your browsing experience.