Site Labeler

Utility to add eye catching labels to sites depending on their url. Useful when working with different environments of the same site

Site Labeler - Chrome Extension

Site Labeler is a Chrome extension that allows users to add eye catching labels to sites depending on their url. It is particularly useful when working with different environments of the same site. The extension hides labels on mouseover and shows them on mouse idle. The initial release was v0.1.0 and the latest version is v0.2.0. Feel free to provide comments, critics, and suggestions on the GitHub page.

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By: Gabriel Gonzalez

Users: 642

Rating: 4.83

(6)

Version: 0.2.0 (Last updated: 2015-11-12)

Creation date: 2015-11-11

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

tabs
http://*/
https://*/
storage

Size: 19.26K

Ranking

# 37,308 ▲ 486

Other rankings

#13896 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 55 #36 in label keyword 17 ▼ 2 #59 in site keyword 78 ▼ 10

Other platforms

Site Takeover (v0.2.4)

4.06

(3,192) 494,613+

Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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Extension summary

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Chrome extension to add eye catching labels to sites depending on their url. Useful when working with different environments of the same site.

v0.2.0

Hide label on mouseover
Show label on mouse idle

v0.1.0

Initial release

Comments, critics and suggestions are welcome! Source: https://github.com/gbrlmza/Chrome-SiteLabeler

User reviews

上田耕太, 2024-04-19

It seems to work great for everything except what I wanted it for. We use Thruk/Icinga to monitor different environments. Since it's hard to distinguish between environments without reading the URL, this seemed ideal. However, the Thruk application (or something) overwrites the banner, so it doesn't work on the only sites I need it. Bummer, because otherwise, it seems great.