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
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Useful, thank you!
Useful. Thanks CloudFlare =)
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Works perfectly. Thanks CloudFlare!
I do not see omnibar icon anymore. Is this still working as intended?
more bling than an Oakland sideshow!
It would be awesome if it were possible to configure the extension to only show the CloudFlare icon on CloudFlare-powered websites (show no icon on sites that aren't, instead of a gray icon).
This app is however crashing on the latest version of Dev Channel.
Helpful. To optimize bandwith, is it possible to use only HEAD request ?
CloudFlare is awesome