Env Switcher
Overview
Switch between the domains of the same environment while keeping the current path.
Env Switcher lets you jump between the different domains of the same project on dev, staging, production, local and without losing your URI. Switch environments and Env Switcher keeps the exact page, path and query string you were on. WHY YOU'LL LIKE IT • One-click switching to open the same page on another environment, in the current tab or a new one • Jump to a domain's homepage instantly with the home button • Works from any tab, including internal browser pages • Organize domains into environments (groups) and reorder them freely • Add a domain on the fly, from any page, with a smart environment suggestion • Pick a custom color for each environment so dev, staging and prod are never confused • Edit any domain inline — just double-click it • History of your last 20 links per environment, always one click away • Duplicate or export/import an environment to share your setup with teammates • Environments sync across computers through your Chrome/Google account • Automatic light and dark theme, matching your system WHO IT'S FOR Built for developers, QA engineers and anyone who regularly checks the same page across multiple environments — dev.example.com, staging.example.com, example.com — and is tired of manually editing the address bar every time. PRIVACY Env Switcher only reads the URL of your active tab when you open the popup or use its features. Your environments are stored in your own Chrome Sync account; nothing is sent to any third-party server.
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Details
- Version1.0.16
- UpdatedSeptember 11, 2026
- Offered bywmouriesse
- Size34.24KiB
- LanguagesEnglish
- Developerwilmoss
25 Bd Voltaire Asnières-sur-Seine 92600 FREmail
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