TYPO3 - BE/FE/Env Handy Switcher

Switches between Frontend / Backend and work environments on your TYPO3 projects. Preserves page path and base url.

What is TYPO3 - BE/FE/Env Handy Switcher?

TYPO3 - BE/FE/Env Handy Switcher is a Chrome extension that allows you to switch between the Frontend and Backend of TYPO3 projects with ease. It helps improve productivity and navigation for TYPO3 integrators, developers, editors, and project managers. The extension also supports multiple projects and environments, preserving page path and base URL. It provides visual indicators to distinguish different environments and offers options to add project-related links. Additionally, you can export and import project configurations to share with your team. The extension does not load excessive JavaScript libraries and is designed to be memory-efficient.

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Extension stats

By: https://wolo.pl

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Users: 106 ▲ 3

Rating: 5.00 (3)

Version: 2.2.597 (Last updated: 2024-06-13)

Creation date: 2020-04-27

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Moderate risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

activeTab
storage
contextMenus

Size: 173.06K

Email: wo*****@gmail.com

URLs: Website

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# 69976 ▲ 266

Other rankings

#4467 in Developer Tools ▲ 10 #88 in forget keyword 10 ▼ 3 #115 in base keyword 4 ▼ 1 #217 in environment keyword 13 ▼ 8

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https://github.com/w010/chrome-typo3-switcher

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** What's that (and for who)?

It's a productivity everyday time saver / navigation helper for (mainly) TYPO3 web projects, originally dedicated to TYPO3 CMS integrators / devs / editors / project managers. Especially recommended for those who works with a large number of projects that runs multiple instances / continuous integrated etc.

But it's a great work improvement for everyone who works with TYPO3 on everyday basis. (I've got feedback that non-TYPO3 people also finds some of its elements very usable - so in future the "/typo3" segment will be configurable, making the ext system-independent and universal)