The browser extension adds a button to GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and Azure DevOps repository interfaces, whether managed or self-hosted, to allow you to quickly create environments.

The button on a GitHub repository, created by the browser extension

Caption: The button shown on a GitHub repository, created by the browser extension
The extension is available for the following browsers:
  1. Chrome (including Edge, Brave and other Chromium-based browsers)
  2. Firefox

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Access the extension settings

You can access the extension settings by clicking on the extension icon in the browser toolbar. In the resulting popup you can find a comprehensive view of all possible customization. Browser extension configuration in Google Chrome

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Enabling the browser extension on self-hosted SCM providers (e.g. GitLab CE/EE and Bitbucket Datacenter)

By default, the browser extension is automatically enabled for the domains of GitHub (github.com), GitLab (gitlab.com), Bitbucket (bitbucket.org) and Azure DevOps (dev.azure.com). If the run on all sites option is disabled, all other domains must be configured manually. To add a custom SCM domain, open the extension’s context menu. Opening the context menu can be achieved by either right clicking the extension icon in the browser toolbar or revealing it by clicking on a kebab menu [Chrome] / cog wheel [Firefox] in the extensions dropdown.
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Screenshot of the context menu in ChromeScreenshot of the context menu in Firefox

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Use a custom instance URL

If you are using a custom Ona instance you can still use the browser extension by configuring it with your instance URL. After you’ve installed the extension, open its options (see chapter Access the extension settings) and enter your custom instance URL. Then, simply click “Save” and approve the browser’s request for new permissions.

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Source Code

The browser extension is open source, meaning that you can check out its source code.