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Expand Sprinklr node modals to fullscreen so long LLM prompts can be read and edited in one frame. Sprinklr's Dynamic Workflow node opens its prompt editor in a small modal — about 720px wide, with a 280px-tall editing area inside it. If you write long LLM prompts, reviewing one means scrolling through it a few lines at a time. Elizr adds an expand button to that modal. Click it and the editor fills your screen. Click again to go back. Your preference is remembered, so once it's on, every prompt modal opens expanded. FEATURES • One-click toggle, right next to the modal's close button • Expands both the modal and the editor inside it • Remembers your preference across page loads • Syncs across your open Sprinklr tabs • Keeps your cursor in place when you toggle mid-sentence • Works in Conversational AI and Guided Workflows BUILT TO STAY OUT OF THE WAY Elizr only touches modals that actually contain a prompt editor. Every other Sprinklr dialog, the canvas, and the rest of the platform are untouched. It adds one button and one attribute, and never rewrites anything Sprinklr renders. Turn it off and the platform is back to stock instantly. PRIVACY Elizr collects nothing. No analytics, no tracking, no network requests. The only thing it stores is a single on/off value, kept locally in your browser. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Sprinklr, Inc. "Sprinklr" is a trademark of its respective owner and is used here only to describe what this extension is compatible with.
Aug 16, 2026
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