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Adds a configurable border around Evidence.com pages. Border for Evidence.com Border for Evidence.com is a lightweight browser extension that helps you clearly see which Evidence.com environment you’re in by adding a configurable visual border to the page. You can quickly apply consistent colors, a black/yellow caution pattern, or custom two‑color stripes using convenient swatches directly in the UI. Features • Highlight key Evidence.com views with a visible overlay. • Choose between: – Full-page border (all four edges), or – Top-only “banner” mode for a lighter, header-style indicator. • Quick color swatches: – Red, Blue, Yellow, Purple, Orange, Green – Black/Yellow “caution” pattern – Custom two‑color diagonal stripes. • Adjustable border width and opacity so you can make the indicator as subtle or bold as you need. • Settings are saved per Evidence.com hostname, so test, training, and production environments can each have their own look. Using Border for Evidence.com 1. Navigate to an Evidence.com page (for example, https://<tenant>.evidence.com/axon/evidence-search). 2. Click the Axon icon in the browser toolbar (pin it for easy access if needed). 3. Pick a mode (full border or top banner), choose a color/style, and adjust width and opacity. 4. The border or banner around the targeted Evidence.com area updates immediately as you change settings.
May 1, 2026
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