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Again, Why Salesforce

A lightweight Chrome/Edge/Firefox/Safari extension that lets you create and manage custom Setup Tabs for your most-used Salesforce Setup pages.

Release version Last commit License Code size Chrome users Edge users Firefox users Safari users

Licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.

Table of Contents

  1. Fast Install
  2. Wonderful Features
  3. Browser Support
  4. Dev Instructions
  5. Contributing
  6. Contributors

Fast Install

Click on your preferred browser icon to go to the extension store.

For Safari users, we recommend checking out our installation guide.

Wonderful Features

Manage your Tabs with comfort

Add, remove, sort, pin (+ more) your Tabs in full screen!

Settings and Tab Styles

Update the extension settings and set the Tab style to make them your own!

Read the wiki

Commands

Use keyboard shortcuts when on Salesforce Setup to execute frequently used actions.

Context Menus

Right-click on the page or on the Tabs to execute actions.

Open in Another Org

Launch a Setup Tab in a different org with one click.

Read the wiki

Org-specific Tabs

Customize Tabs per Salesforce org profile.

Read the wiki.

Import Tabs

Bulk-import Tab configurations from another org.

Read the wiki.

Browser Support

Browser Minimum Version
Chrome 120
Edge 120
Firefox 140
Safari 14

Dev Instructions

If you prefer to self-host or start contibuting, run one of the following commands to generate the manifest.json file:

  • Chrome: deno task dev-chrome
  • Edge: deno task dev-edge
  • Firefox: deno task dev-firefox
  • Safari: deno task dev-safari

Then load the unpacked extension in your browser’s developer mode (search online how to load unpacked extension for + your browser).

The manifest.json file is located in the src directory.

Contributing

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on code style, tests, and commit conventions. Then:

  1. Fork the repo.
  2. Pick an unassigned issue and comment to claim it.
  3. Submit a PR following our guidelines.

Contributors

Contributors

Languages

  • TypeScript 53.6%
  • JavaScript 35.6%
  • HTML 8.9%
  • CSS 1.4%
  • Shell 0.5%