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Click icon to redirect GitHub repo URLs to GitHub Pages URLs Extension Description GitHub to GitHub.io: The One-Click Shortcut Stop wasting time manually editing URLs or digging through GitHub repository settings to find your live project. **GitHub to GitHub.io** is a lightweight, high-speed utility designed to instantly transport you from your source code to your live deployment. What it does: When you are viewing a GitHub repository, simply click the extension icon in your browser toolbar. The extension instantly parses the current page's URL and navigates your tab to the corresponding GitHub Pages address (e.g., `https://user.github.io/repo/`). Important Note: This extension is a **navigation tool only**. It does not perform deployments, trigger GitHub Actions, or modify your repository settings. It simply detects that you are on a repository page and redirects you to the URL where that project is *already* hosted. It is the perfect tool for developers who want to jump seamlessly between their code and their live site. Why users should install it: Instant Access: Navigate from github.com to github.io with a single click. Workflow Efficiency: Eliminates the manual process of typing out or searching for your project's live URL. Lightweight & Privacy-Focused: Built with Manifest V3 and uses minimal permissions (`activeTab`) to ensure it only runs when you ask it to.
May 26, 2026
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