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Install it
ORGanizer exists to take the repetitive work out of a Salesforce admin's or developer's day:
- logging in to a long list of ORGs;
- telling apart the ORGs you already have open;
- reaching a frequently used setup page in one keystroke;
- running a query or a piece of Apex without opening the Developer Console;
- checking the health of an ORG, and who has access to what.
The same build runs on Chrome, Firefox and Microsoft Edge — and on any other browser that installs from those stores, Opera and the other Chromium-based ones included. Pick yours:
Chrome
Chrome Web Store
Firefox
Mozilla Add-ons
Edge
Microsoft Add-ons
Opening the popup
Once installed, click the new icon in the browser toolbar:
Or use the keyboard: CTRL + SHIFT + K (CMD + SHIFT + K on macOS).
On Firefox
Firefox already owns CTRL + SHIFT + K for its Web Console, so a shortcut set there would silently do nothing. ORGanizer therefore remaps its own shortcut once, the first time it runs on Firefox, and then leaves it to you — whatever you set afterwards is kept.
The browser-level shortcut can conflict with another extension. To change it, right-click the extension icon and choose Manage Extensions:
Scroll to the bottom of the page and open Keyboard shortcuts:
… then type the combination you prefer:
First run: granting access to your ORGs
New in 1.0
ORGanizer no longer asks for access to all Salesforce domains when you install it. It starts with no ORG access at all and asks for one ORG's domains at a time, the first time you open that ORG. Until you grant them, the ORGanizer button, Quick Links and the console tools do not appear on that ORG's pages. See Domain permissions for the whole picture.
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