AEM Editorial Toolbar
Chrome Extension for AEM Users
Adds a contextual toolbar to AEM sites with quick links and environment detection. Works with any AEM setup.
What It Does
- Detects AEM author and public sites automatically
- Shows contextual links (Edit Page, View Live, Page Properties, DAM Assets)
- Provides real-time feedback about your AEM setup
- Works across multiple environments with visual indicators
- Completely configurable through YAML files
- No data collection - everything works locally
Frequently Asked Questions
What AEM instances does it work with?
All of them. AEM 6.5, AEM as a Cloud Service, local SDK instances. Works with any AEM deployment on any domain - you just configure which domains are yours.
Can it handle multiple environments?
Yes. Configure your production, staging, development, and local instances. The toolbar shows different colours for each environment so you don't accidentally edit production.
I'm stuck, where can I get help?
Built-in help: The extension includes setup wizards and configuration validation. Support: Use Chrome Web Store support channels once installed.
Does it work with our custom AEM setup?
Probably. The extension is highly configurable through YAML files. You can define custom URL patterns, path transformations, and assertion rules for your specific setup.
What about privacy and security?
Zero data collection. Everything works locally in your browser. No external servers, no tracking, no analytics. You can even use it offline.
How do I configure it for my team?
Share config files. Export your configuration and share with your team, or host config files on a shared server for automatic updates.
Advanced Features
- Assertion Engine: Real-time validation of your AEM setup with custom rules
- Context Detection: Knows if you're in page editor, DAM, sites console, etc.
- Smart Links: "Edit Page" button appears on public sites, "View Live" on author
- Custom Rules: Define your own validation logic and workflow tips
- Team Configuration: Share settings across your organisation