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An extension that makes it easy to copy and paste time ranges in URLs between different web pages. This extension allows time ranges to be converted into a format compatible with each web page. This helps compare information for the same time range across web pages with different timestamp formats (e.g. Datadog and CloudWatch). Usage: The icon of this extension will be colored when you visit websites where this extension supports copy and paste of time ranges. Click on the icon to open the popup and click on the Copy or Paste button. Keyboard shortcuts for Copy/Paste are also available. Supported websites: Any website that represents time ranges being displayed using either start and end timestamps, or one of them along with a duration, in its URL. The built-in preset supports: - Datadog - Splunk - Grafana - Lightstep - CloudWatch (Note: The providers of these websites are not affiliated with this extension. Please do not contact them about this extension.) Future works: - [Implemented in 1.3.1] Support for time range representations other than URL query parameters - Support for relative time representations that are not timestamps (e.g. from=now-1h&to=now) - Support for a non-developer friendly configuration UI (Note: There is no guarantee that these will be implemented.) Requests or contributions: Feel free to post them to the GitHub repository from the website link!
Sep 30, 2025
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