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Automatically swap between predefined domains Domain Swapper is the ultimate tool for developers who need to seamlessly switch between domains during development. Whether you're testing a local server against a production or staging environment, this extension makes domain swapping effortless. Simply define your domain pairs, enable the swaps you need, and let Domain Swapper handle the rest—automatically redirecting you to the right environment with a single click. Key Features: Automatic Domain Swapping: Redirect from one domain to another (e.g., https://example.com to http://localhost:3000) without manual intervention. Individual Swap Toggles: Enable or disable specific swaps while keeping others active, giving you full control. Global Enable/Disable: Turn swapping on or off entirely with a single toggle. Named Swaps: Organize your domain pairs with custom names for easy management (e.g., "Prod to Local"). Sleek, Modern Interface: A clean, Next.js-inspired design that’s intuitive and easy to use. Persistent Storage: Your swaps and settings are saved securely using Chrome’s storage API. Why Install Domain Swapper? Save time and reduce frustration during development. No more manually editing URLs or managing multiple browser profiles—Domain Swapper streamlines your workflow by automating domain redirects. Perfect for web developers, QA testers, and anyone working across multiple environments. Install now and take control of your domain switching with ease!
Mar 16, 2025
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