Framed!

This tool grants you the power to add a custom border to visually separate different web hosts

Framed! Chrome Extension - Add Custom Frames to Web Hosts

Framed! is a multi-browser enabled tool that adds custom frames to visually separate web hosts. With options to choose colors, edge widths, and opacity, you can easily differentiate between development and live servers. Import/export frames for backup or use in other browsers.

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By: JH

Users: 54

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Rating: 5.00

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Version: 1.2023.715.1 (Last updated: 2023-07-16)

Creation date: 2019-12-16

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

<all_urls>
storage
webRequest

Size: 30.67K

Email: fr*****@ifthenel.se

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# 85,317 ▼ 1,569

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#1519 in Developer Tools ▼ 6

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Not available on Android

Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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Frame your hosts, avoid mistakes!

As a web developer you are probably working with a bunch of different environments, all looking almost exactly the same. Keeping track of whether you are on a more safe-to-experiment development server, or if you accidentally stumbled in on the live server, isn't all that easy or obvious.

So, let's see if we can help you with that.

With Framed! you will get a multi browser (available on Firefox and Opera as well!) enabled possibility of adding custom frames to the hosts you want to visually separate. By allowing you the options of choosing color, how wide your frame edges should be, and their opacity, you have a better chance of knowing whether or not you should click that "Save and publish" button or not. Who knows, it may be the live environment you are experimenting with!

The features

Add custom hosts, with wildcards support
Add host IP matching. Can be useful when you assign a host another IP using e.g. /etc/hosts
Add custom colours to each host