DialGlide Help: Detection and Calling

First check whether the problem is finding numbers or opening the expected app when you click one. The steps below help you inspect both.

Checks to try

  1. 1

    Open the extension panel

    Click DialGlide in Chrome’s toolbar. If it is hidden, open the extensions menu and pin it.

  2. 2

    Check website access

    Invoke the extension on the page, or enable the website for persistent detection. Check the site named in Chrome’s permission request.

  3. 3

    Try the known samples

    Open the test page and check that its sample numbers appear in the panel. Use copy to inspect a result without placing a call.

  4. 4

    Check the calling handler

    If numbers appear but calling does not start, check the operating system’s default app for phone links.

A visible number was not detected

The format may be ambiguous or the text may resemble another identifier. Select the number and use DialGlide’s right-click action. Also check that you are on a normal web page where the extension can run.

Call opens an unexpected application

Review the operating system’s phone-link handler, or select copy in DialGlide if you prefer to paste the number. The extension opens a link; the configured application on your device handles it.

Still having trouble?

Send the page link, Chrome version, expected result and actual behavior to DialGlide support, or open a GitHub issue. Leave confidential page contents out of the report.