Switch between component variants live on prototype sites. Floating toolbar with viewport awareness, highlight and drag.
Users
9
−4 in 30 days
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Version
0.1.0
updated 16 May 2026
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About Reversion
Reversion is a stakeholder-friendly toolbar for comparing design alternatives
on Reversion-compatible prototype sites — without rebuilding or redeploying.
When a prototype site exposes the Reversion runtime (window.reversion), this
extension injects a small floating pill toolbar into the page. Designers, PMs
and developers can switch between component variants live, hover to highlight
the target component on the page, and download the current picks as a markdown
file to share with the team.
WHAT IT DOES
• Lists every registered "reversion" on the current page, with its variants
• Click a variant to swap it on the page in real time
• Hover a row to highlight the target component with a cyan outline
• Drag the toolbar anywhere; minimize when you don't need it
• Viewport-aware: only shows reversions whose component is currently on screen
• Download decisions.md with the current picks
• Per-origin persistence (picks, toolbar position, open/closed state)
WHEN TO USE IT
• Reviewing prototype variants with stakeholders without juggling Figma frames
• A/B comparing layout, copy or component options on a staging URL
• Capturing a stakeholder's decisions in a shareable file
REQUIRES A REVERSION-COMPATIBLE SITE
This extension does nothing on sites that don't expose window.reversion. It is
intended for teams using the Reversion runtime in their own prototypes. If a
page doesn't declare the runtime, the toolbar silently stays hidden.
PRIVACY
All data — your picks, toolbar position, open/closed state — is stored locally
via chrome.storage.local and never leaves your browser. No analytics, no
tracking, no remote calls.