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Opens the curl-load Workbench, grouped under a Chrome tab group. Curl Load Workspace Launcher opens your curl-load Workbench with one click from the toolbar — no more hunting for the right tab or retyping the URL. WHAT IT DOES • Click the toolbar icon to open (or refocus, if already open) the Workbench tab, placed in a labeled "curl-load" tab group • From the Workbench, use its own "curl-load dashboard →" link to open the Dashboard — because that's a real click rather than something the extension does programmatically, Chrome properly links the two tabs, so later clicks on either page's link reliably reuse the same tab instead of opening duplicates • Checks that the Workbench URL is reachable first, so you're never left staring at a broken tab if your curl-load instance isn't running — and shows the Docker command to start it if it's down • Configurable Workbench URL — works against a local Docker instance or a remote deployment • Settings saved locally and persist across browser restarts REQUIREMENTS This extension requires a running curl-load instance (local or remote) — it does not include or host curl-load itself. Run locally: docker run -p 3000:3000 -v curl-load-runs:/app/runs curlload/curl-load-runner:latest PERMISSIONS USED • tabGroups — to label the group "curl-load" • storage — to save your configured Workbench URL locally SUPPORT Questions, bug reports, or feature requests: support@curl-load.com PRIVACY This extension doesn't collect or transmit any personal data. See https://curl-load.com/privacy.html for details.
Aug 27, 2026
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