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Lets you test Javascript against a web page. A simple plugin that lets you run javascript against any page. Great for if you are testing functions or need to test selectors for tools like puppeteer, playwright or selenium. Once installed it adds an extra tab to the developer window that opens a code editor where you can type in js and see the result in the console.
Console
You can type the command to help you do something. Enter simple commands to quickly find the specified tab! Too many tabs (with compressed title names) and you don't know which one to choose? Don't worry! The list command displays a list of all the tabs and helps you make the choice! When you want to find a bookmark, you can use the "regular expression" to help you, for example: > bm-file . Find your bookmarks > bm-file (google|news) It will help you filter the bookmarks with the title containing google or news ▸ This package does not collect personal information. ▸ The bookmark only provides queries, not to change anything.
Hover Console
Step up your JavaScript debugging in-browser with Hover Console Extension. Streamline errors and fix bugs instantly - Try it now! Struggling with JavaScript debugging and console errors in the browser? Tired of losing your valuable data in the tiny console window when you refresh the website? But don’t worry, Hover Console is here to simplify your coding life. This advanced JavaScript debugger empowers developers to analyze code effectively. Get started today and experience the difference for yourself. Your code deserves the best debugging companion, and Hover Console Extension is just a click away! 🟢 Supercharged JS Debugger: ↳ Say goodbye to deciphering complex console logs. Hover Console supports all data types, including text, numbers, arrays, and JSON objects, making debugging more intuitive and efficient. 🟢 AI-Powered Error Resolution: ↳ Hover Console leverages AI to analyze your code and automatically suggest solutions for errors. It doesn’t just identify the problem but provides intelligent, context-aware recommendations, helping you fix bugs faster and with greater confidence. 🟢 Tabular Data Display: ↳ Visualize your data in a structured, easy-to-read format with console.table(). No more scrolling through endless logs—your data is organized and presented clearly in table form. 🟢 Panel Position Control: ↳ Tailor your experience by moving the panel where you want it - side, bottom, or your choice! 🟢 Domain-Specific Panel Toggle: ↳ Sick of cluttered panels? Hide or show it for a specific domain. Your preferences stick, keeping debugging clean and hassle-free, without affecting other websites. 🟩 What’s New: ↳ Enhanced JS debugger integration for easier error tracking and data visualization. ↳ More precise AI-driven suggestions tailored to common JavaScript debugging challenges. ↳ Improved performance for real-time debugging in complex JavaScript environments. 🟩 What's Coming Next: ↳ Our commitment to enhancing your JavaScript debugging experience in the browser doesn't stop here. More powerful JS debugger features are on the way to make Hover Console even more indispensable for JavaScript developers. Install "Hover Console" and elevate your JavaScript debugging to a whole new level. Say hello to a more efficient, organized, and enjoyable coding journey with Hover Console by your side. Get started with the ultimate JavaScript debugger today and experience the difference! 🟩 Should you encounter any issues or have valuable suggestions: 🌎 Join our community: https://fb.com/groups/813948899701642/ ✉️ Email us: info@hoverconsole.com 💬 Chat with us: hoverconsole.com
Chrome JavaScript Editor
A Chrome extension that captures selected text and displays it on editor. The Chrome Editor allows you to run modern JavaScript syntax with features such as code formatting, dark mode, auto-execution option, font size adjustments, and a context menu for code selection. Enhance your coding experience with this powerful tool.
ConsoleLog
Turn all your developer console logs into alerts. Every log message in frontend and backend code is turned into a friendly popup on the webpage. Done with console.log, console.info, console.debug, console.warn, console.error, and console.trace in the browser along with the equivalent on the server. The popup contains the message and also the stack trace to the message. Clicking the stack trace opens up the file in a separate browser tab. Server side logging supports all languages. v2.0.2 - Bug fix for overlapping logs. v2.0.1 - Bug fix for not displaying logs on YouTube. v2.0.0 - Change log displays, add better handling of displaying source code, create stacked logs option, and add log limit option. v1.1.1 - Display the name, message, and stack of errors as collapsible objects. v1.0.1 - Revert back to older version. Issue with implementing OAuth 2.0. v0.6.0 - Add URL whitelist to determine which domains to display console.log, console.info, console.debug, console.warn, console.error, and console.trace messages on. v0.5.2 - Bug fix for server side log toggle switch working after service worker goes idle. v0.5.1 - Bug fix for server side log toggle switch not working. v0.5.0 - Add the ability to view server side logs in the browser as popups. This includes all languages (Node, Java, Python, etc.). v0.4.0 - Add ability to position the developer logs from console.log, console.info, console.debug, console.warn, console.error, and console.trace calls. v0.3.0 - Add ability to set the size of the developer logs from console.log, console.info, console.debug, console.warn, console.error, and console.trace calls. v0.2.3 - Fix bug where enable/disable toggle switch doesn't work after navigating pages. - Handle fetch API call failures when analyzing stack traces from console.log, console.info, console.debug, console.warn, console.error, and console.trace calls. v0.2.2 - Fix bug where console.log, console.info, console.debug, console.warn, console.error, and console.trace messages are missed when the service worker is inactive. v0.2.1 - Fix bug of initial values for opacity and timer being 0. - Make console.log, console.info, console.debug, console.warn, console.error, and console.trace enabled on install. v0.2.0 - Add slider to adjust how long the popups appear for. - Add slider to adjust the opacity of the popups. - Replace setTimeout call with extension messaging API. v0.1.1 - Make the extension initially enabled when installed. v0.0.2 - Change the overflow of the popup title so the icons don't disappear. v0.0.1 - Make console.log, console.info, console.debug, console.warn, and console.error appear as popups.
