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AuthMemory: Which Account?

A Chrome/Firefox extension that remembers which Google Account you used for specific services and highlights it during login.

License: MIT

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A Chrome/Firefox extension that remembers which Google Account you used for specific services and highlights it during login.

What It Does

When signing into third-party services through Google OAuth, AuthMemory:

  • Detects which service you're logging into
  • Remembers which Google account you used
  • Highlights that account next time with a visual badge

No more guessing which account you used for Replit, Vercel, or any other service!

Installation

Chrome

  1. Download the latest auth-memory-chrome-v*.zip from releases
  2. Extract the zip file
  3. Open chrome://extensions
  4. Enable "Developer mode"
  5. Click "Load unpacked" and select the extracted folder

Firefox

  1. Download the latest auth-memory-firefox-v*.zip from releases
  2. Open about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox
  3. Click "Load Temporary Add-on"
  4. Select the zip file

Development

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Build browser packages
npm run build

# Create a release (bump version, build, tag, and push)
npm run release

How It Works

The extension runs on accounts.google.com and:

  1. Extracts the destination service from OAuth URL parameters
  2. Stores a mapping of domain → email when you select an account
  3. Highlights the previously used account for that domain on future visits

License

MIT

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