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JS Dialog Controller is a browser extension that transforms intrusive JavaScript dialog boxes (alert and confirm) into elegant, non-blocking notifications. Instead of the traditional popup dialogs that interrupt user workflow, this extension displays stylish notifications in the top-right corner of the webpage. π Replaces native JavaScript dialogs with modern notifications π¨ Beautiful, customized styling with animations π― Smart message type detection (Success, Warning, Error) π« Ability to filter specific alert messages πΎ Message history tracking via localStorage π Cross-browser support (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Opera) π§ Customizable through options page
Domain Tab Title
Prepend the current tab's domain name as keywords inside the tab's title. A tiny script to prepend the tabs domain names as keywords to the tabs titles. To achieve that the current html document title will be dynamically modified with the domain (or subdmain) name's keywords prepended with a vertical pipe character "|" to the original title. For example if you visit the following websites, the tab or window title will become : * https://www.google.com: "Google" * https://www.google.co.fr: "Google FR" instead _Google_ * https://www.google.co.jp: "Google CO JP" instead of _Google_ * https://mail.google.com: "Mail Google | Inbox - xxx@gmail.com" instead of _Inbox - xxx@gmail.com_ Defaults "www" prefix and ".com" suffix are excluded and will be hidden, displaying clean corporate brand names : * https://www.apple.com: "Apple" same as _Apple_ * https://www.amazon.com: "Amazon | Amazon.com. Spend less. Smile more." instead of _Amazon.com. Spend less. Smile more._ * https://www.microsoft.com: "Microsoft | Microsoft β Cloud, Computers, Apps & Games" instead of _Microsoft β Cloud, Computers, Apps & Games_ This should work with sub-pages and when pages are updated dynamically via ajax as well. I made this addon a few years ago when working with multi-language websites. Useful for English native speakers as well and can help you detect typical fishing site using fake domains.
EE-PFMS Extension
1. EE-PFMS Extension Software is not official India government software, app and extensions. 2. If you use these software, then it will be your responsibility that how you are using this software. 3. The main Purpose of these software is to make Data Entry easy, but if you use these software to upload data unofficially, then it will be your responsibility. EE-Projects will not have any responsibility in this. 4. EE-Projects software do not access any type of user site data while using these software.
EE-Updation Filler
Mother and Child Updation with Excel Sheet Mother and Child Updation with Excel Sheet V3 Application supports the following browsers: Chrome (latest) 1. EE-Updation Filler is not official India government software, app and extension. 2. If you use this extension, then it will be your responsibility that how you are using this extension. 3. The main purpose of this extension is to make Data Entry easy, but if you use this extension to upload data unofficially, then it will be your responsibility. EE-Projects will not have any responsibility in this. 4. EE-Projects software do not access any type of user site data while using these software.
Gentle Alerts
Intercept browser alerts (the interruptive popups) and turn them into gentle modals. Gentle Alerts replaces the harsh, attention-stealing native alert(), confirm(), and prompt() dialogs that web pages can pop up with calmer, in-page modals that respect what you're doing. The native browser alert is a blunt instrument. When a page calls it, the browser yanks focus to the tab, freezes the page, blocks every other tab in the same process, and demands an immediate click before you can do anything else. A stray alert from a background tab can interrupt typing, swallow keystrokes, and force a context switch you didn't ask for. Worse, because the alert appears exactly where your cursor lives, it's easy to dismiss one by accident β losing whatever message it was trying to deliver. Gentle Alerts intercepts those calls and shows the message in a soft, in-page modal instead. The page keeps running, your other tabs stay responsive, and the modal waits patiently in the tab where it was created until you actually look at it. - Intercepts native dialogs. window.alert, window.confirm, and window.prompt are replaced with a styled in-page modal that delivers the same message and return value the calling page expects. - No forced tab switch. Background tabs no longer steal focus when they fire an alert. The notification waits in its own tab. - Plays a soft chime. When a modal opens it plays a gentle notification sound so you know something needs your attention without being startled. - Keyboard friendly. Dismiss the modal with Enter, Escape, or Space. No mouse aim required. - Resists accidental dismissal. The modal won't close from a stray click or keystroke while you're typing β useful when an alert fires in the middle of an email or chat. - Works everywhere. It runs on every page and is particularly nice for Google Calendar event reminders, internal dashboards, and any legacy app that still uses alert()-based notifications. This project began as a fix for Google Calendar's event reminders. Calendar used to show a soft, non-blocking notification when an event was about to start. When the feature graduated from Google Labs, that gentle reminder was replaced with a hard browser alert that hijacks the foreground tab. Gentle Alerts brings the calmer behavior back β not just for Calendar, but for every site that still relies on native dialogs. Gentle Alerts does not collect, transmit, or sell your data. It does not read page content, does not track browsing history, and does not phone home. The only things it stores are your own preferences, kept locally in your browser. Gentle Alerts is MIT licensed and developed in the open on GitHub. Bug reports, feature requests, and pull requests are welcome.