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Provide visual context for translators using the Smartling platform. The Smartling Context Capture extension helps users create visual context for strings uploaded into the Smartling system for translation. When you click the button added to your toolbar, the extension captures the HTML page (including the images and css) from the browser in the state you see at the moment you clicked. This allows you to capture interactive states of the page that are displayed only by user actions, for example, a modal dialog. The HTML snapshot is submitted to the Smartling system where we associate it with any string that appear inside the page. When translators come to translate these pages, they are shown the snapshot to help inform their translation and to test the appearance of their translations in the actual HTML in which it will ultimately be displayed to end users.
Segment Event Tracker
See when Segment, Rudderstack, Attribution and Dreamdata events are being tracked. This extension tracks website events sent to the data platform Segment (and other segment compatible platforms), so you can easily see and debug what events are being fired from your website on page loads, clicks, etc. This is especially useful for people that need to do data-driven decisions. Other platforms supported: Dreamdata, Attribution and Rudderstack.
Sitecore Author Toolbox
A set of handy tools for Sitecore Authors: Live URL, Grouped errors, Flags, Dark mode, Notifications, Media drag & drop... This extension will help you to save a lot of time by providing a set of handy tools into Sitecore Content Editor and Experience Editor. • Live URLs of a page • Status of a page (Published/Not available) • Experimental UI Theme • Dynamic error messages • Dark Mode • Language flags + version highlight • Workbox badge & notifications • New Media Library views (grid ans list) • Support native Drag and Drop media upload • Desktop notifications (Publish items, Rebuild indexes, Install packages) • Instant Search • Right-to-left support (Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, Urdu, Sindhi) • Favourites Bar • Resume form where you left off • Syntax highlighter (HTML/Css/Scriban) • Accordion sections to Tabs • Auto Expand Tree • Character counter • Translate Mode Copy Button • Experience Editor Quick Tabs • Enhanced preview mode (Mobile, Tablet, Desktop) What's new in 7.2.x • Awesome notifications for Experience Editor (field, page, workflow, lock...) • Experimental UI Theme for Experience Editor • Workbox notifications for Experience Editor • Show Live URLs after a publish (Content Editor and Experience Editor) • Reorganisation of the extension option page • Wiki/Documentation updated • Bug fixing & performance improvements • XM Cloud compatibility • Sitecore Demo Portal compatibility What's new in 7.0 • Major upgrade to Manifest v3 • Experience Editor Favicon • Quick Info: Usage stats • Security, privacy, and performance. What's new in 6.0 • Live Urls: Multi-sites configuration • Live Urls: Multi-languages configuration • Media Library: Card view • Media Library: Lightbox • Media Library: Instant search • Experimental UI: new set of icons • Experimental UI: New Experience Editor toolbar • Experimental UI: Dark mode palette updated (dark night) • Experience Editor: Search a rendering • Experience Editor: default text highlighter • Template builder query suggestions (SXA) • Enhanced Quick Info • Extension sites: Save your sites (import/export .json) • Sitecore 10.1: new launchpad icon What's new in 5.0 • Experimental UI for Desktop mode • New user menu • Option menu updated • Performance and compatibility improvements What's new in 3.1 • Clickable breadcrumb in Experimental UI • Media Library list view bug fixing (with non admin account) • Bug fixing What's new in 2.6 • Bug fixing with Live URL Chrome CORS policy • Experimental mode UI fixes • Experience editor enhancements • Syntax highlighter (Support added for HTML Snippet template) • Bug fixing What's new in 2.4 • Better Copy to Clipboard (Sitecore ID, Sitecore path) • Compatibility fixes with Sitecore 9.3 • Experimental UI, fixes • Better Sitecore detection • Bug fixing What's new in 2.3 • Launchpad tiles • Experimental UI, colours/contrasted icons • Experimental UI, new actions menu • Experimental UI, enhancements and bug fixing • Experimental UI, new save message bar UI • Bug fixing What's new in 2.1 • Better sharable URLs (now with language and version) • Experience Profile Gravatar image (Inspired by Corey Smith's Gravatar tool) • Content tab (opens by default) • Back/Next buttons to navigate in your history • Checkbox style to switch toggle • Version menu alert (if editing a past version) • Media Drag & Drop (Upload button) • Dark mode enhancement (Speak UI) • Bug fixing and improvements What's new in 2.0: • Live Status URLs (published / not published) • Better live URLs (configure your CM+CD/Live domains) • Workbox badge & notifications • Auto Dark Mode (based on your OS) • Right-Click menu (open any live page in Experience Editor) • Sound notification • Languages sorted by version number • Auto Expand Tree (Security Editor) • Custom message bars, with meaningful icons • UX improvements (and preloaders) • Spring code cleaning and bug fixing What's new in 1.7: • Accordion sections to Tabs (Content editor) • HTML editor color syntax + completion (Content editor) • Reload page upgrade (keeps your language and version) • Multi-list enhancement (Experience Editor) • Version number display (Content editor) • Loader icon (Content editor) • Search result list shows full path (Content editor) • Bug fixing and improvements What's new in 1.6: • Translate Mode Copy Button • Experience Editor Quick Tabs • Auto Expand Tree • Bug fixing and improvements What's new in 1.5.2: • Bug fixing and improvements What's new in 1.4: • Character counter (input, text area) • Go To Item action in Multi-list Select and Bucket Select lists • Better Experience Editor mode detection • Bug fixing and improvements What's new in 1.3: • Sharable Urls (Recipients must have the extension installed) • Multi-list view enhancement, with template icons and path (beta) • On a live page: Right click > Edit page into Experience Editor (beta) • Experience Editor improvements (Button fields tooltip, Dynamic errors in EditFrames, UI improvement • Better Live URL (Site is now detected via your site grouping cookie) • Loads of bug fixing and improvements for Dark mode and RTL • Fallback if "Quick Info" and "Title Bar" section are not activated in your Content Editor If your Sitecore install is highly customised or not one of the tested versions, then certain features might not work. Requires that Sitecore is installed to the default directory of /sitecore/ and your homepage name to be set as "Home". This extension is written in vanilla JS.
Backbone Debugger
Developer Tools extension for debugging Backbone.js applications. Adds a panel under the Chrome Developer Tools that displays in real-time all your application views, models, collections and routers. Data displayed includes: - Views: rendering status, html element, associated model and/or collection, handled page events, events triggered - Models: last sync status, attributes, id, cid, url, associated collection, events triggered, sync actions - Collections: last sync status, models, url, events triggered, sync actions - Routers: events triggered (include routes) Extends the sidebar of the developer tools "Elements" panel to display the Backbone View of the inspected html element. See the full list of changes and previous releases on https://github.com/Maluen/Backbone-Debugger/releases
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.
