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Advanced Chrome extension v2 for exploring, debugging, and enhancing the Lytics web SDK and APIs with powerful new features. Full featured extension to assist in debugging, validating, and exploring Lytics client side capabilities. Verify the SDK has been installed correctly. Explore the current visitors profile. Debug personalization experiences and more!
Markdown Reader
The best way to preview Markdown in your browser. Markdown Reader is a powerful browser extension that allows you to preview Markdown documents in your browser at great speed! ❗️❗️ Please manually enable the Chrome extension's “Allow access to file URLs” permission before browsing local files. ❗️❗️ Features: - Document formats: Preview file://, http://, https:// protocols, .md, .mkd, .mdx, .markdown and other extensions. https://example.com/example.md (online Markdown link) file:///Users/my-project/readme.markdown (local Markdown file, * requires specific permissions to be enabled) - Syntax Plugins: Support emoticons, superscripts/subscripts, checkboxes, mathematical formulas, flowcharts, Gantt charts, table of contents, insertion of content, abbreviations, comments, reminders, and so on. - Themes: Provide high-quality dark and light themes and code highlighting. - Real-time refreshing: support real-time document changes and centered display to improve the reading experience. - Document Organization: Includes sidebar table of contents, original content preview and image media preview. - Shortcuts: support for browser extension shortcuts to quickly invoke the function. ❗️❗️ Before browsing [local files], please manually enable the [Allow access to file URLs] permission of the Chrome extension ❗️❗️: In Chrome Extension Manager, go to the details page of Markdown Reader and enable the “Allow access to file URLs ” option. I hope Markdown Reader helps you :)
PostMessage Listener
A basic logger for postMessages. This allows you to easily monitor the post messages on the console. A basic logger for postMessages. This allows you to easily monitor the post messages on the console. This is an open source project. Contributions are welcome! https://github.com/kavithigroup/postmessage-listener-extension
Contentstack
Quickly navigate from a live web page to its corresponding entry in Contentstack If you are on a web page of a site that is powered by Contentstack, and if you have the permission to edit its content, you will see an edit button at the right/left bottom of the page. Clicking this button will take you to the corresponding entry in Contenstack, where you can edit the entry. This eliminates the need to search for specific entries within Contentstack’s web application and provides an intuitive editing experience for users who need to quickly find and update content. How to set up the extension? 1. Add this extension by clicking on the Add to Chrome button. 2. Once installed, a pop-up will prompt you to enter the stack details, datacenter region (North America, Europe, & Other), and button preferences. Provide the necessary details in each field (all fields are mandatory) and then save the configuration. 3. Add the following attributes to the body tag of your website’s page templates: a. data-pageref: Used to identify the entry UID of the current page b. data-contenttype: Used to identify the content type UID of the entry c. data-locale: Used to identify the local of the entry for the current page Here’s an example of how to add these details in your code: In the above example: "bltb8b487559a1b715d" is the UID of the entry "product" is the UID of the content type "en-us" is the locale of the entry of the corresponding web page 4. Go to the tab in your Chrome browser where you want to use this extension, and reload or refresh the page. Note: This is a one-time activity when you add a new domain or an API key. 5. The Edit button will now be visible on your Contentstack-powered web pages. For more details on the extension, visit our GitHub page: https://github.com/contentstack/contentstack-chrome-extension.git
Optimizely Assistant
Debug your Optimizely experiments with useful JavaScript console logging and powerful caching and snippet injection options. This extension reads Optimizely JavaScript data and state for any snippet that you have access to in your Optimizely account. Visit the website your snippet is installed on and it prints useful debugging information to the JavaScript console. The messages include information about what experiments are running on the page and what experiment and variation you are currently bucketed into. The extension also enables you to use a non-cached version of your Optimizely snippet or even swap to use a different snippet you own on that page. These are useful tools for reducing wait time when debugging and trying out staging content on a production site. Here are the steps to setup the extension: - Turn on the extension by clicking on the Optimizely logo to the right of the address bar. - Login to your Optimizely account when prompted. This fetches the list of projects and snippets you have permission to view with the extension. - Open the Chrome JavaScript console to see the messages. - On Windows and Linux, press Control-Shift-J. - On Mac, press Command-Option-J. - Navigate to a site where your snippet is installed to see the console log populate with Optimizely information. - You will need to enable developer mode in order to use certain features The terms of the applicable agreement between you and Optimizely (including the online terms of service located at the following URL, https://www.optimizely.com/terms/ ) shall govern your access, installation and/or usage of this Optimizely Assistant Extension. You can learn more about the extension in our Knowledge Base at https://help.optimizely.com/QA_Campaigns_and_Experiments/The_Optimizely_Chrome_extension.
