WebGator

A simple Chrome extension that provides a floating navigation bar with **Back**, **Forward**, **Reload**, **Home**, and **Close** buttons. The navigation bar appears when the user's mouse hovers near the top of the page. It's a great tool to easily navigate between pages without having to use the browser's built-in navigation buttons.

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Features

• Back Button: Navigate back to the previous page in history.
• Forward Button: Go forward to the next page in history.
• Reload Button: Reload the current page.
• Home Button: Change current tab in our online version homepage
• Close Button: Close Current tab if you open else if chrome Open
• The floating navigation bar appears when the mouse cursor is within 50px of the top of the page.

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Installation

• Download Latest Version or
• clone this clone via desktop, cli or or Create a folder on your computer and save, copy, or download the following files inside the folder:

• WebGator/
  • |__manifest.json
  • |__content.js
  • |__style.css
  • |__icons/
    • |__16.png
    • |__32.png
    • |__48.png
    • |__icon.png

2. Load the Extension into Chrome

1. Open Chrome and go to chrome://extensions/.
2. Enable Developer mode in the top-right corner.
3. Click on Load unpacked and select the folder where you saved the extension files.

3. Test the Extension

• After loading the extension, open a webpage in Chrome.
• Move your mouse to the top of the page (within 50px).
• The floating navigation bar should appear at the top with Back, Forward, and Reload buttons.

How It Works

• The extension uses a content script that adds a floating navigation div to every page you visit.
• The navigation bar is only shown when the mouse is near the top of the page, providing a clean and unobtrusive experience.
• It uses basic JavaScript to handle user actions on the buttons (back, forward, reload) and CSS to style and position the floating div.

OnwerShip

• If you able publish our project in WebStore, Firefox add-on or edge add-on, you don't able to remove our identity completely
• 50% ownership is our in you version of our property to show our identity
• If you make new changes like
  • features
  • improvements
  • UI design
  • resources
• You are responsible create pr to main repo
• then we like that changes we 5ake them for nnext version of WebGator1