DialGlide – Universal Click-to-Call
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Detect phone numbers on webpages and click to call, message, or copy them with your preferred app—processed locally. Turn visible phone numbers into private click-to-call actions without copying and retyping them. DialGlide is a provider-neutral Click-to-Call and Click-to-Dial Chrome extension for regular webpages. It detects local and international phone numbers. When a local number has no country code, DialGlide interprets it using the default country you select, then opens the calling or messaging app you already use. Useful for CRM pages, customer-support tools, sales directories, business websites, and other regular webpages that contain phone numbers. Key features: - Preview a detected number before opening your calling app. - Call, message, or copy numbers from the webpage or Chrome side panel. - Review deduplicated phone numbers with a short page-context preview. - Recognize Latin, Arabic, Persian, and full-width digits. - Choose a default country for local phone-number formats. - Use the system phone app, SMS app, SIP softphone, copy-only mode, or a secure custom URL template. - Enable automatic detection per website, with access requested one website origin at a time. - Use right-click actions for selected phone numbers. - Keep a local blocklist of numbers DialGlide must not open. Privacy by default: DialGlide processes visible phone-related webpage content, detected phone numbers, and short surrounding text snippets locally on the user's device. Scan results remain temporarily in Chrome session storage, while settings remain in Chrome local storage. DialGlide does not send this data to the publisher and has no account system, advertising, analytics, tracking, publisher-operated API, or remote code. Optional website access is requested only when the user enables automatic detection for that specific website. DialGlide does not provide phone numbers, calling credit, or telephony service. Calls and messages are handled by the app or service selected by the user, and carrier or provider charges may apply. If the user configures a custom HTTPS dialer, the selected phone number is sent only to the service configured by the user.