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Detects if you are accessing localhost or production and respectively shows prominent red banner only on localhost.
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It checks the following in the URL and adds the red banner:
1. "localhost"
2. "127.0.0.1"
3. "local."
4. ".local"
5. "staging."
6. ".stg"
7. "dev."
8. "test."
9. ".test"
Let me know, if you want to add any other string that should match and show the red banner.
Latest reviews
- (2023-05-22) Sheldon Hull: I like the idea. Unfortunately, there are sites that have dev in them that this triggers on, like `dev.azure.com` for example. This means I have the banner popup in places it shouldn't be. Without any ability to customize the matching I had to uninstall. It's a cool idea though!
- (2019-04-12) Lec Pol: Simple and useful.
- (2019-02-04) Herbert Smith: Extensão TOP, procurei bastante e não encontrei, quando achei aqui não acreditei de primeira, mas funciona perfeitamente para localhost com ou sem porta! Parabéns ao criador.
- (2018-03-15) Ovidijus Sobutas: Works only by reading url, so no way to know if you're on localhost when using virtual hosts.
- (2018-01-24) Patrick Man: Love this one! So nice to have a big bright visual cue to distinguish local experimental development from breaking things on the live server *grin*
Latest issues
- (2020-01-15, v:0.3) Chef Works: ok
good - (2018-09-14, v:0.2) Sylvain Adveris: Prise en compte du httpd-vhosts.
Bonjour, Le soucis c'est que la plupart du temps on utilise les vhosts pour changer l'url et donc pas "localhost". Il faudrai que ca détect vraiment si on est en local ou pas. Pas juste comparer l'url à la liste. - (2018-01-24, v:0.2) Patrick Man: Any way to manually edit strings it searches for?
Is there a config or ini file that can be edited to choose which strings it checks against? Thanks!
Statistics
Installs
307
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Category
Rating
4.0 (5 votes)
Last update / version
2019-04-25 / 0.3
Listing languages
en