Sessions: drag a session by the handle to the left of its name to put the list in your own order, or use the arrow keys while the handle has the focus. The order is kept for normal and private windows, new sessions appear at the top, and each kind of account in the filter keeps its own order.

This is an internal developer tool for OneDome engineers and QA testers. It switches the X-AUTH-TOKEN and X-VERSIONS cookies between the OneDome QA environment (*.qa.onedome.com) and local development servers (localhost) for saved test sessions.

At first open it logs in the QA team's shared test accounts for the OneDome QA environment and lists them, which needs that environment to be reachable. Everything else can be tested without it:
1. Click the toolbar icon: the popup shows the session list, the search field with its kind filter, "Clear Cookies", "Open QA", "Import" and "+ Add".
2. Click "+ Add": the form opens. Type any email and the Name fills in from it. Close the popup and reopen it: the typed values come back.
3. Click "Open in tab" (in the header or in the form): the samth browser tab.
4. Click "Save" with any email: the extension calls the OneDome QA login API and shows the server's error for an unknown account. With a valid account it saves the session and sets its cookies.
5. "Clear Cookies" asks for confirmation in its own dialog and removes the two cookies on QA and localhost.
6. The "Deals" tab lists the saved sessions per place in a deal and creates test deal rooms on QA as those accounts; without saved accounts it stops at the form's own checks.
Network requests go only to the OneDome QA API: the login, andt create a test deal room as saved test accounts (or start oneas a test customer does, through the property-search sign-up olace) and move it through its stages. No data is collected orsent elsewhere, there is no remote code, and the code is plain, unminified JavaScript.

Version 1.8.0: a kind filter and newest-first order in the sess logged out logs in again when used, deleting the session inuse removes its cookies, an Open QA button, a Known users picker in the Add form, and two fixes (an empty list on first open, a missing "Open as" button on deal cards).

New Deals tab: creates test deal rooms on the OneDome QA environment as your saved test sessions, with every option of the deals app's create forms, co-buyers and people added after the create, runs them through their stages up to Completion (payments stay with you), and makes a deal overdue. A customer's deal can start as it really does: through the property-search sign-up or the conveyancing marketplace instruction. Every browser starts with the QA team's most used test users. Import logs the team's QA users in at once. A cleaner design throughout.

1.1.1
- Open in tab: use the switcher as a full-width browser tab that stays open while you switch windows.
- The Add / Edit form keeps what you typed if the popup closes.
- "From tab" fills X-VERSIONS from the current QA or localhost tab.
- Saving a session sets its cookies in one step, even if the popup closes right away.
- X-VERSIONS with several services is now saved and applied correctly.
- Delete and Clear Cookies ask in the switcher's own dialog.
- New look in the OneDome style.

Fixes saving a new session after login: the add-on now reads auth cookies from the same cookie store the browser uses for the background login request (Firefox private windows included).

Improved session switching reliability for QA and localhost.

Changes in this version:
- Fixed an issue where X-VERSIONS could remain from a previous session when switching to a session without X-VERSIONS.
- Added more reliable cookie clearing before login and session switch flows.
- Improved private browsing handling so session detection and cookie operations stay aligned with the correct browser store.
- Internal stability and consistency improvements for Firefox and Chrome builds.

Version 1.0.2

• Fixed cookie clearing when switching sessions (X-AUTH-TOKEN and X-VERSIONS now clear correctly before applying the new session).
• Add Session modal: "Set cookies to" now defaults to QA.
• Password field in the session form is now plain text (internal tooling).
• Version consistency across builds.