Hide and Show the ScreenPal extension on websites

Hide and Show the ScreenPal extension on websites

 

You can control showing or hiding ScreenPal on specific websites.

To hide ScreenPal on a specific website, begin navigating to that website.

Next, click the ScreenPal extension icon in the Google Chrome toolbar. Then, click the Settings icon in the lower right corner of the extension.


Under Settings, turn the following items off to hide them on the current site.






Change your mind? You can enable ScreenPal.

If ScreenPal is hidden on a site, you can choose to re-enable it, simply use the toggle to turn the following options ON.



  1. Expand links when pasted: This option is only available for specific sites, including Gmail and GitHub.  When it is turned on, and you add a video message, the video title, link, and a thumbnail of the video will be displayed in the composer or text box from which you launched the ScreenPal extension.
  2. Recorder in text boxes: When this option is ON, the ScreenPal icon is displayed in the lower right corner of all text boxes on the current website, to enable you to begin recording from them.  
  3. Recorder on browser tab: When this option is ON, the ScreenPal icon is displayed in the bottom left corner of the page (as seen in the image below) . You can click this icon to being recording from the current website.
         
  1. Preview videos on hover: Turn this option on to enable a video preview when you hover over the ScreenPal link on the current site.
The ScreenPal extension icon may not be "pinned" to show in Chrome.  You can pin it to your Chrome menu bar by clicking on the Extensions icon () in the Chrome menu bar  and clicking the pin icon for ScreenPal.




You can also right-click on the web page (outside of a text box) for fast access to ScreenPal options.