The Workspace Tab
Click the ⚡ side button on any Salesforce page and choose Open Workspace ↗ to launch a
standalone full-page tab at chrome-extension://<id>/app.html. The Workspace hosts the heavier
tools in their own browser tab, so opening a query runner or executing Apex never disturbs the
Salesforce page you were on — and closing a tool’s modal no longer loses your place.
Org targeting
The Workspace opens against the org you launched it from. With no org in the URL it falls back, in order, to:
- Your last-used org, then
- An org picker listing every Salesforce org you’re currently logged in to (detected from session cookies).
The Workspace works without a content script on the page — features run against a synthetic window that reports the chosen org’s URL, so the existing tools run unchanged.
Switching orgs
The top bar’s Switch org button reloads the Workspace against another logged-in org, cleanly
rebuilding every tool’s session. This is the org-switcher feature.
Org discovery reads the sid session cookies for the Salesforce domains the extension has
host permissions for. Nothing is sent off your device.
Tools available in the Workspace
| Feature | What it does |
|---|---|
soql-runner | SOQL (REST or Tooling) with autocomplete, history, and CSV export |
saved-soql | Bookmarked and recent queries, loadable into the runner |
apex-anonymous | Execute anonymous Apex with compile/runtime results and saved snippets |
debug-log-viewer | List recent ApexLog records and view full bodies |
org-limits | Live governor-limit usage |
rest-explore | Arbitrary REST calls against /services/data/... |
event-monitor | Live platform / streaming event monitoring |
org-switcher | Switch between logged-in orgs |
org-health | Latest audit/monitor snapshots (requires the bridge) |
The Workspace is also where you reach the ⚙ Settings (options) page. See Settings & Options.