Localhost Automate

Converts file URLs to http://localhost for developer testing purposes* Added support for Linux and Mac OS

* bugfix: The extension stopped working since it saved data on the chrome.storage.local, yet pulled its data from chrome.storage.sync. The issue's now resolved

* The extension now supports multiple localhost directories for multiple localhost URLs (e.g. localhost:8080 or any other format the user has chosen)

* Updated the extension to support URLs whether if they end with a forward slash ('/') or without a forward slash.

* Implemented an indicator in the Extension's icon to let the user know if they haven't enabled access to file URLs

About Localhost Automate
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As a developer working under his Localhost server before uploading a project to the WWW, I've encountered one issue (or a disturbance, so to speak) that somehow always takes away 3-4 seconds of my workflow.

After opening a web document, whether if its an html file, php file or anything else, Google Chrome opens it under file:// protocol instead of http://, resulting in developers clicking on the address bar just to switch to http://localhost.

Localhost Automate is what solves it.

Localhost Automate provides an easier, more comfortable way to tell the browser to get the http://localhost up there instead of file://, as long as the web document is in the preconfigured folder.

Localhost Automate requires a valid path to your localhost folder (ie. d:\wwwroot), so afterwards, if you're opening a file under 'd:\wwwroot\Some_Project', the extension would redirect it to 'http://localhost/Some_Project'.

Comments, bugs and suggestions are welcome. I hope you'll enjoy it as much as I've enjoyed making it.