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Visual indicators for web environments - distinguish between production, test, and development sites with colored favicon overlays Environment Tagger - Never Deploy to Production by Mistake Again A simple yet powerful tool for developers, system administrators, and teams working with multiple environments. Environment Tagger adds visual indicators to your browser tabs, making it instantly clear whether you're working on production, test, development, or customization environments. Key Features: Visual Environment Identification - Colored square favicons with client initials replace site favicons Environment-Specific Colors - Red for Production, Yellow for Test/QA, Green for Development, Grey for Customizing Auto-Detection - Smart URL pattern recognition automatically suggests environment types Compact Interface - Clean, minimal popup design that doesn't clutter your workflow Flexible Configuration - Tag any website with custom client names and environment types Fallback Protection - Uses tab title prefixes when favicon replacement is blocked Production Warnings - Special alerts when working with production environments Perfect for: Developers managing staging and production deployments System administrators working across multiple environments QA teams testing different system configurations Consultants managing multiple client environments Anyone who needs to quickly identify which environment they're working in How it works: Visit any website and open the extension Enter the site URL and client/project name Select the environment type (Production/Test/Development/Customizing) The extension replaces the site's favicon with a colored square containing client initials Instantly recognize environments across all your browser tabs Privacy & Security: All data stored locally in your browser No external servers or data transmission No tracking or analytics Open source and transparent Stop the confusion and prevent costly mistakes. Make environment identification effortless with Environment Tagger.