EnvBanner - Visually tag environments (PROD/UAT/DEV)

Visually tag environments (PROD/UAT/DEV) with color-coded CSS overrides or floating banners.

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Version1.0.0.0

ManifestV3

Size170KiB

Languages1English (United Kingdom)

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✅ Color-coded banners and CSS overrides to visually distinguish dev, staging, UAT, and production environments. Never hit the wrong one again.

When every environment looks the same in the browser, costly mistakes are only a misplaced click away. A single mix-up between staging and production can mean lost customer data, broken deployments, or hours of emergency recovery.

⭐ ⭐ ⭐ EnvBanner eliminates that risk.⭐ ⭐ ⭐

EnvBanner is a Chrome extension that adds bold, color-coded visual indicators to your browser so you always know which environment you are working in. Configure floating banners, inject CSS overrides, or both — and never second-guess whether you are looking at dev, staging, UAT, or production again.

⭐ HOW IT WORKS

Install EnvBanner and it starts working immediately. Smart defaults automatically detect common environment patterns — localhost, .dev, .staging, .uat, and more — and display a color-coded banner on matching pages. No configuration required to get started.

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