DialHard Click-to-Dial by Kirill Zhuchkov

Every phone number on the web becomes a call.

Click a phone number on any page — a supplier's site, a directory, a CRM, an email signature — and it lands in your DialHard dialer with the number ready. No copying, no retyping, and no "which app should open this?" prompt.

How it works
1. Click a phone number on any page — any link the page marks as a phone number.
2. It lands in your dialer. If DialHard is open, the number appears there with the rate, their local time and the caller ID you'll show. If it isn't open, a tab opens with the number waiting in your dial bar.
3. You connect. Nothing rings until you press Call. A number without a country code waits on the keypad so you can confirm the country first.

What it reads
- The phone number in the link you clicked — nothing else.
- It sends that number to your own DialHard tab, and nowhere else.
- It stores only the sites where you've turned it off.
- It does not read page content, your browsing history, or the addresses of the pages you visit.
- It contains no analytics, advertising or tracking code.

Your call, per site
Some tools have their own click-to-call built in. Open the extension from your browser's toolbar on that site and choose "Turn off here" — that site's own handler runs again, and every other site keeps landing in DialHard.

Requires a DialHard account (dialhard.com). Desktop browsers only; phone browsers don't run extensions.