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A quick shortcut to your Home Assistant Unofficial extension to quickly access your Home Assistant dashboard from everywhere === Setup === Open your configuration.yaml file and add the following lines, then restart Home Assistant. http: use_x_frame_options: false In your Lovelace dashboard, create a new view and add a few cards that you want to see in your extension Here are a few tips: - If you have only one card, activate the "panel mode" option for a better look - If you want to match your browser color scheme, you can choose a specific theme just for this view - You can completely hide the view if you don't want it to show in your existing dashboard, it won't affect the extension - I suggest you to choose a specific URL for the view. For example: "extension" Install and pin the extension in Chrome so it's always visible Open the extension options (right-click the icon > Configure), then: - Set the URL of your view as seen in your browser, for example https://my-home-assistant.com/lovelace/extension - Adjust width and height so everything looks good - You can choose to crop the upper part of your view to hide the page header. By default, the size of the header is 56 pixels
Feb 21, 2024
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