URLColors is a developer tools chrome extension. it's a free extension and is featured in Developer Tools, it has 5,000+ active users since released its first version, it earns an average rating of 4.59 from 29 rated user, last update is 673 days ago.
This extension allows you to flag specified websites by highlighting the website with a custom colored border. This is especially useful for developers who run their web applications on many different environments and who are constantly switching between a dev, test, and production version of an app or database. Because the application may look the same on all environments, it's easy to accidentally do something on the production environment that shouldn't have been done. With URL Colors, you can easily have the browser flag important websites for you by specifying a the keyword to match against the tab url, the border color, width, opacity, whether or not the border should blink, and the interval of blinking. It also has a demo mode, or snooze mode, so you can shut if off while presenting for a specified period of time, without worrying about reactivating it later. It automatically turns back on for you! Want to add functionality or tweak something? Please contribute here: https://github.com/fej-snikduj/URLColors/ Thanks to @dzoba for developing this with me!
You could download the latest version crx file or older version files and install it.
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This is great when working with multiple environments. Tip: you can customize border size/opacity per site, so you can set your prod instance to super visible bright red border to prevent you from making a career-limiting mistake!
Thank you. It helps me a lot.
I've been using URLColors for many years because it's simple and effective.