Rotaty

Rotaty is a Chrome extension that rotates images inside of Facebook.

What is Rotaty?

Rotaty is a Chrome extension developed by Hassan El Desouky, and its main feature is "Rotaty is a Chrome extension that rotates images inside of Facebook.".

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Download Rotaty Extension CRX File

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Extension Usage Instructions

                        Sometimes when you are scrolling through Facebook you find out that there is an image but rotated.

Before you had to:
- Click or tap on the image.
- Download the image.
- Edit the image to rotate it somehow.

Now:
Within the click on the icon you can rotate the image inside of Facebook after clicking on the image.                    

Extension Basic Information

Name Rotaty Rotaty
ID ihheadokjmlbodbmoomoikieiiihonnj
Official URL https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/rotaty/ihheadokjmlbodbmoomoikieiiihonnj
Description Rotaty is a Chrome extension that rotates images inside of Facebook.
File Size 1.2 MB
Installation Count 388
Current Version 0.1
Last Updated 2019-01-05
Publish Date 2019-01-01
Rating 5.00/5 Total 3 Ratings
Developer Hassan El Desouky
Email [email protected]
Payment Type free
Supported Languages en-US
manifest.json
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    "icons": {
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    },
    "version": "0.1",
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                "content.js"
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    "permissions": [
        "https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/*"
    ],
    "background": {
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            "background.js"
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    },
    "browser_action": {
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}