Nanatsudougu

Takes over the small, repeated browser chores of your workday. There are three tools so far. None of them does anything by default — each one reacts only to the setup you give it. ■ Jira domain redirect When you open an Atlassian (atlassian.net) domain that a migration or consolidation has retired, it switches you to the new domain automatically. https://a.atlassian.net/browse/XAPP-134 ↓ https://b.atlassian.net/browse/XAPP-134 ・Only the host name is replaced. The path, query string and hash carry over as they are, so old bookmarks and links left in tickets or Slack still open ・The switch happens in the browser before the request is sent, so the retired domain is never actually reached ・You can register as many source/destination pairs as you like, and turn each row on or off ■ Google Meet auto join Keep a meeting's waiting screen open and the Join button is pressed the moment the next start time comes around. Open the waiting screen at 10:07 → join automatically at 10:15 ・Off by default. Joining a meeting on your behalf is a big surprise, so it only runs when you turn it on ・The start interval can be 5 / 10 / 15 / 30 / 60 minutes (default 15 minutes = :00 :15 :30 :45) ・The bottom-left of the waiting screen shows "Joining automatically at 10:15" with a countdown, and you can call it off right there with Cancel ・To shift only the timing, the "+1 min" and "-1 min" buttons move the join time one minute later or earlier ・When Meet asks "You haven't left the call yet — do you want to keep waiting?", the extension presses Keep waiting for you. Left unanswered, the dialog drops you out of the lobby ・The camera and microphone state you set on the waiting screen is used as it is. The extension does not change it ■ Page auto reload Keeps reloading a page you leave open waiting for updates, at the interval and for the duration you set. Every 5 minutes for 1 hour → stops automatically after 1 hour ・Open the extension from the toolbar icon and the tab you were looking at becomes the target ・The reload interval can be 5 / 10 / 30 minutes, and the duration 1 to 8 hours ・It stops on its own once the duration is up — no leaving it reloading for hours by mistake ・The timer keeps running after you close the settings screen. Open it again to see the time left and press Stop from there. Closing the tab also stops it ■ Carrying your settings Settings sync through your Chrome account, so they reach every device you sign in to with the same account. You can also export them to a JSON file and read them back, picking which features to write and which to read. An import replaces only the features you choose, so you can hand just one feature's settings to another device. ■ What is not collected Browsing history, what you type, meeting audio or video, and personally identifiable information are neither collected nor sent. Settings are only stored in Chrome's synced storage; nothing goes to an external server. There are no ads and no analytics. ■ Permissions ・declarativeNetRequest — used to redirect the domains you register ・storage — used to save your settings ・alarms — used to know when the next auto reload is due ・activeTab — used so auto reload only ever touches the tab you pressed the toolbar icon on ・*://*.atlassian.net/* — used to limit redirects to atlassian.net domains ・meet.google.com — used to show the countdown on the waiting screen and to click the Join button and the Keep waiting button in the dialog that asks whether to keep waiting The source code is on GitHub. https://github.com/wilf312/browser-tool