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Bulk upload your .env file to GitHub Actions Secrets in one click. No CLI required. SecretDrop lets you bulk-upload an entire .env file to GitHub Actions Secrets directly from your browser — no CLI tools, no personal access tokens, no API calls. HOW IT WORKS: 1. Navigate to your repo's Settings → Secrets → Actions 2. Click the "Bulk Upload .env" button that appears 3. Drag & drop your .env file or paste its contents 4. Preview your secrets (values are masked for safety) 5. Click "Upload All" — SecretDrop fills and submits each secret automatically FEATURES: • Drag-and-drop or paste .env file content • Automatically converts keys to UPPERCASE • Pre-detects existing secrets — choose to skip or overwrite • Supports multiline values and quoted strings • Bulk delete all secrets in one click • Real-time progress tracking with success/skip/fail counts • Works with both repository secrets and environment secrets PRIVACY & SECURITY: • 100% offline — no data ever leaves your browser • No external API calls, no analytics, no tracking • Uses GitHub's native web UI — your secrets are handled exactly as if you typed them manually • No personal access tokens required • Open source: https://github.com/salemaljebaly/gh-env-extension PERMISSIONS EXPLAINED: • "storage" — temporarily holds the upload queue during processing (cleared when tab closes) • "tabs" — detects when you're on a GitHub secrets page • "github.com" host access — injects the upload UI on GitHub settings pages only Built for developers who are tired of adding secrets one by one.
May 3, 2026
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