A lightweight, compact, launcher for Microsoft 365 apps and admin portals. Features different tab modes to minimise open tabs.
- 🧇 Quick Access: Access Microsoft 365 apps and admin portals directly from a single launcher.
- 🌐 Tab mode: Minimises the number of open by finding existing open tabs, choose between three tab modes.
- 🎨 Customizable: Toggle between Apps and Admin panels. Suggested to use a different browser profile for admin accounts.
- ➕ Custom tiles: Add your own apps and portals with a label, URL and icon, choose whether a tile matches any page on the site, one exact URL, or your own wildcard patterns, then reorder them, upload your own icon, and back them up as JSON.
- 🙈 Hide built-ins: Untick any built-in tile you never use so the grid only shows what you need.
- 🌗 Dark Mode: Adapts to the browser's dark mode setting.
- 📁 Compact Design: A responsive grid interface tailored for seamless user experience.
- 🔒 Secure: Settings are synced and stored securely using
chrome.storage.
- Install from the Chrome or Edge stores.
- Click on the 365 Launcher icon in the Chrome toolbar.
- Use the Apps/Admin toggle to switch between app shortcuts and admin portals.
- The launcher is responsive and adapts to your current browser theme (light or dark mode).
- Use the + tile at the end of a grid to add a custom tile, or open Settings → Manage custom tiles to reorder, edit, delete, export or import them, or hide built-in tiles. If the URL is already open in a tab, the label and favicon are filled in for you.
- OneDrive
- Teams
- Power BI
- ...and more!
- 365 Admin
- Entra ID Admin
- Azure Portal
- ...and more!
All settings are saved using the Chrome storage.sync API, allowing users to retain their preferred configurations even after closing the browser.
If you'd like to contribute or make improvements:
- Fork the repository.
- Make your changes in a new branch:
git checkout -b feature/my-new-feature
- Commit your changes:
git commit -m "Add my new feature" - Push to the branch:
git push origin feature/my-new-feature
- Create a pull request.
For local UI work, install the dev dependency once with npm install and rebuild the popup stylesheet with npm run build:css after editing styles/tailwind.css or the popup markup.
Architecture notes, storage keys, the tile data model, and a release checklist live in .github/copilot-instructions.md.
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