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JBadger: Jira Badger Chrome Add-on

JBadger is a Chrome add-on developed by Jerome Eteve that transforms JIRA ticket numbers into visually appealing badges. This tool allows users to display Jira issue and ticket information as badges on selected webpages. To get started, users need to configure their Jira instance URL in the options page accessible after installation.

By clicking on the extension icon, users can easily access the settings to customize their experience. Additionally, it offers the functionality to add new domains directly through the extension icon or the options menu. JBadger enhances the visibility and accessibility of Jira ticket information seamlessly within the browsing experience.

Find the source code of this plugin on GitHub for further exploration and customization.

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