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# Set an extension badge color and text

Use the action `Charles: Set badge text and color` workflow action and give it a short number or text (max 4 characters) and a color (using a hex code):

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To remove the badge text and color: run the workflow with empty number / text. Please leave a value for the color, otherwise there might be an error.

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