CloudFlare Purge Plugin
This extension can purge the CloudFlare cache for the current page of your CloudFlare enabled website
Shows an orange cloud in the omnibar when you are browsing a site that uses Cloudflare
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Claire adds an unobtrusive icon to your browser that turns orange when you are browsing a website that uses Cloudflare. You can also see if the website is using modern technologies like HTTP/2, IPv6 and Cloudflare's own Railgun.
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This extension can purge the CloudFlare cache for the current page of your CloudFlare enabled website
Indicator for HTTP/2, QUIC and HTTP/3
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Simple script which places the IP of the current website in the bottom right.
Useful.
It would be nice if it could show versions above http/2. Because CF currently supports v3 too.
Simple and very useful, also to check if everything is alright with the own config.
For some reason it is not picking up HTTP/2 even though trace clearly shows "http=http/2". Accessing remote via IPv6.
Is this still being maintained? HTTP/2 and IPv6 indicators are not lighting up for sites that are known to use HTTP/2 and IPv6.
It's excellent and I love it
Please prepare Apple Safari!
Works good
The plugin is currently broken. If the site is using CloudFlare and the resource you are viewing is cached, the icon does not show up. If you are on a site that is using CloudFlare and you are viewing a resource that IS NOT cached, the icon does show up.
Great plug in. Nice to know who uses CloudFlare not to mention SPDY and IPv6