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WebGPU devtools for debugging WebGPU applications WebGPU devtools is a web browser extension that helps debug WebGPU applications. It captures WebGPU usage. You can check for example - Created WebGPU objects - WebGPU command history and callback - Error WebGPU commands - WGSL shader code - Buffer, texture, and framebuffer contents The WebGPU devtools is still in the alpha stage. I'm happy if you send any bug reports or feature requets.
Shadertoy unofficial plugin.
* List of recent shaders. * Fork any shader. * Save as new draft (for owned shaders). * Export shaders (single JSON or ZIP archive with JSON and readme.txt). * Display current canvas resolution. * Create links in comments and description. * Custom parameters in common tab * Backup all user's shaders (JSON file). * Adjustable slider for full control of 'iTime' uniform and audio/video inputs. * FOUR sliders simulating mouse position with the same range. This can be used to tweaking variables. * Big shader preview on shaders list on "My profile" page ( + optional alternative layout ). * Change resolution in windowed and fullscreen mode by pressing ALT and 1...9. keys. Resolution is divided by pressed key value, for example: * Pause/Restart in fullscreen mode. FWD/RWD with arrow keys. * Fullscreen edit mode. * Render call multiplier
PixiJS Devtools
Debug games and apps written with PixiJS Unofficial PixiJS chrome extension. Features: * Show the scene graph * View and edit properties * Double-click in the outliner to console.log a node * Outline the active node in the viewport. * The active node is available in the developer console as `$pixi` * Right-click in the viewport to activate a node
Is it WebGPU?
Extension that lets you know when a page is using WebGPU Simple extension that puts an icon in your browser which lights up when a page is using WebGPU and offers some simple stats about it's usage (How many adapters have been requested, how many devices, etc.) Unlikely to be useful for anyone outside of the Chrome GPU team.
OPFS Explorer
OPFS Explorer is a Chrome DevTools extension that allows you to explore the Origin Private File System (OPFS) of a web application. OPFS Explorer is a Chrome DevTools extension that allows you to explore the Origin Private File System (OPFS, https://fs.spec.whatwg.org/) of a web application. To use it, open Chrome DevTools and click on the OPFS Explorer tab. The extension will automatically analyze the OPFS of the current web application and display the file hierarchy. You can then click on any file to download its contents or delete the file (which may fail if the file is locked). Note that deleting files may cause the application to break. You can test the extension on the demo page (https://tomayac.github.io/opfs-explorer/). The source code is on GitHub (https://github.com/tomayac/opfs-explorer).
