Support Center

1. Click the FrameWise icon in the Chrome toolbar
2. Enter 1 to 8 URLs in the provided fields (first 4 are always visible, click "Show 4 more URLs" for URLs 5-8)
3. Click the layout icon to open the visual layout picker
4. Select a layout that matches your needs (Auto, Grid, Vertical, Horizontal, etc.)
5. Click "Open" (▶) to create and position the windows
6. Use "Close" (✖) to close all windows opened by FrameWise

Check the README for more detailed instructions.

1. Configure your URLs and select a layout
2. Optionally enter a window title for easy identification
3. Click "Save" (💾) button
4. Enter a name for your collection
5. Your collection is now saved and appears in the collections list

You can save up to 100 collections. To load a collection, click on it in the list. To update an existing collection, load it, make changes, and click "Update". To delete a collection, click the 🗑️ icon next to it.

• URL Format: URLs must be valid and start with https:// or http://. The extension provides real-time validation feedback.
• Permissions: Ensure you've granted the necessary permissions (the extension should request them automatically on first use). Check chrome://extensions/ if needed.
• Chrome Version: Your Chrome version should be up to date (Chrome 114+ recommended for Manifest V3 support)
• Security Restrictions: Private IPs (10.x.x.x, 172.16-31.x.x, 192.168.x.x) and localhost URLs are blocked for security reasons (SSRF protection)
• Screen Size: Very small screens may cause positioning issues. The extension uses screen.availWidth and screen.availHeight for calculations.
• System Borders: Depending on your OS, system window borders may cause slight positioning offsets. This is normal.
• Multi-Monitor: Basic multi-monitor support is available, but advanced positioning across multiple displays may have limitations.

If issues persist, try refreshing the extension or restarting Chrome. You can also report the issue on GitHub.

• Prevent performance issues from opening too many windows at once
• Ensure proper window positioning and layout management
• Maintain a clean and manageable user interface

For 5-8 sites, the extension automatically uses "tabs" mode, which opens all URLs as tabs in a single window. You can choose to open tabs in a new window or add them to the current window.

If you need to monitor more than 8 sites, consider creating multiple collections and opening them sequentially, or use the extension multiple times with different URL sets.

• Undo accidental deletions of collections
• Revert URL modifications
• Restore cleared configurations
• Undo collection updates

The activity history panel shows your recent actions with timestamps. Click the undo button (↶) next to any action to revert it. The history is stored in memory and doesn't persist after closing the extension popup, keeping your storage clean.

• Auto: Automatically selects the best layout based on screen size and number of URLs
• 1 • Full: Single fullscreen window (for 1 URL)
• 2 • Vertical: Two windows side by side (for 2 URLs)
• 2 • Horizontal: Two windows stacked vertically (for 2 URLs)
• 3 • Left: Large window on left, two smaller windows on right (for 3 URLs)
• 3 • Top: Large window on top, two smaller windows below (for 3 URLs)
• 4 • Grid: 2×2 grid of four equal windows (for 4 URLs)
• Tabs • New window: All URLs as tabs in a new window (for 5-8 URLs)
• Tabs • Current: All URLs as tabs in the current window (for 5-8 URLs)

The visual layout picker shows thumbnails of each layout so you can see exactly how windows will be arranged before opening them.

1. Go to chrome://extensions/
2. Find FrameWise in the list
3. Click "Remove"