AWS SSO Extender
Organize access to the AWS console & other AWS SSO (Identity Center) applications
This extension is for AWS Single Sign-On (AWS SSO).
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This extension is for AWS IAM Identity Center (The old name is AWS SSO). As for now, this extension is providing only following functions.
You will see what am I using Account Name and Permission Set for current console at AWS console's header, AWS console header's color will almost be red if account name has 'Production' in it, and to bring favorite accounts to the top on the SSO login page. (You can customize header colors using regular expressions for account names on the extension option page. Favorites too.)
Source code is here
https://github.com/yaggytter/chrome-extension-awssso
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The config is a bit low level and also there is not documentation for it. Besides it does a very nice job. Should be applied by AWS actually, it's so frustrating, that it's 2024 and there is no way in viewing the current SSO account name in a single glance.
Love that this is open source. The usability and safety of working with the AWS console goes way up thanks to this.