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Cloudflare R2 manager: multi‑account buckets, object browse/upload/download/rename, search/filter, snapshots & charts. R2 Dashboard is a Chrome MV3 extension for managing Cloudflare R2 storage. Quickly connect multiple R2 accounts, browse buckets and objects, upload/download files, perform common operations (rename, delete, create folder), and monitor usage with snapshots and basic charts. - Key features: - Multi-account: Add and manage multiple Cloudflare accounts - Buckets: List buckets, view stats (object count, size), and last sync time - Objects: Browse directories, search and filter, preview, rename, delete, and create folders - Upload/Download: Upload files to buckets and download via presigned URLs - Snapshots: Hourly sync and daily summaries with charts for trends over time - Reliability: Offscreen document is used to parse large S3 XML listings safely in MV3 - Local-first: Accounts and settings are stored locally in `chrome.storage.local` (never sold or shared) - Minimal permissions: Only `storage`, `alarms`, `downloads`, `offscreen`, and host access for Cloudflare API and R2 endpoints - Notes: - This project is not affiliated with Cloudflare. It uses public Cloudflare APIs and standard S3-compatible R2 endpoints. - You can import/export your account configuration locally. No user data is transmitted to third parties beyond Cloudflare services you connect to.
Feb 16, 2026
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