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Altlands is a Chrome Extension that helps you quickly analyze the alt tags on images of a webpage and assess their relevance to the page's content. By overlaying each image's alt text and calculating the match percentage between the alt text and the page title, Altlands provides valuable insights to optimize your images for better SEO. Overlay alt text on images with a single click. Calculate the match percentage between alt text and page title. Highlight images with missing alt tags using a sad face emoji (😞). Toggle the overlay on and off easily. How it works: When you activate Altlands on a webpage, it overlays each image with its corresponding alt text. If the alt text is missing, a sad face emoji (😞) is displayed instead, indicating an opportunity to improve SEO by adding a relevant alt tag. Additionally, Altlands calculates the match percentage between the image's alt text and the page title. This metric helps you assess whether the alt text is relevant to the page's content. For example, on a product page, the main product image should ideally have a nearly 100% match with the page title, ensuring that the image is properly optimized for search engines. Example use case: Imagine you have an e-commerce website with multiple product pages. On each product page, there is a main product image that should be optimized for search engines. By using Altlands, you can quickly assess whether the alt tags of these images are relevant and SEO-friendly. If the main product image has a nearly 100% match with the page title, it indicates that the alt tag is well-optimized for search engines. However, if you see a sad face emoji (😞) in the overlay, it highlights an opportunity to make the image more SEO-friendly by adding a relevant alt tag. This can help improve the search engine rankings of your product pages and increase the visibility of your products. By using Altlands, you can efficiently evaluate and optimize the alt tags across your website, ensuring better SEO performance and higher search engine rankings. Additional instructions: If you need further assistance with Altlands or have any questions, please feel free to contact our support team.
Element Outliner
■ FUNCTIONALITY ◈ Toggle Outline - Apply an outline style to the current active tab by clicking the “toggle outline” button or by using the hotkey Ctrl + Q. - Target specific elements for outlining based on the entered CSS selector. ◈Control Outline Properties - Customize the outline’s color, style, width, and offset to suit their needs. ■ BACKGROUND and PURPOSE ◈ This extension is a personal practice project born out of a need to toggle element outlines during web development. ◈ It serves as a tool for web developers, designers, and accessibility testers, aiming to help them quickly visualize the structure of a webpage and identify potential layout or design issues. ■ HOW TO USE ◈ Install - Visit the Chrome Web Store, search for “Element Outliner”, and click on “Add to Chrome”. ◈ Uninstall - Open the Extensions menu in Chrome, find “Element Outliner”, and click “Remove”. ◈ General - Click the extension icon (upper right) to trigger the popup HTML. - Click the “toggle outline” button to add/remove the outline style to the current active tab. - Use Ctrl + Q as an alternative way to toggle the outline. - Set outline properties depending on your need/preference. - To target a specific group of elements or a specific element, enter the appropriate CSS selector. - To reset to default, click the reset button in the upper right corner of the outline properties section. ■ TROUBLESHOOTING and SUPPORT ◈ If you’re experiencing issues with Element Outliner, try the following: - Ensure inputs are valid and not empty. - Retoggle the outline. - Visit your browser’s “chrome://extensions/” and toggle on/off. - Reload the webpage. - Restart the browser. - Reinstall the extension. ◈ If you’re still having trouble or found bugs, please comment your issue in the feedback section. ■ SECURITY and PRIVACY MEASURES ◈ The extension does not access, collect, or modify any information on any site you visit. ◈ It operates under manifest version 3, which only grants the following permissions: - activeTabs: to query the current active tab and add style into the correct webpage. - storage: to save the customized outline properties for each tab. - data are stored as session only, (holds data in memory for the duration of a browser session only). - scripting: to add CSS styles into webpages ■ LIMITATIONS ◈ The extension is unable to add an outline style to: - Internal pages of the Chrome browser (like chrome://settings/, chrome://extensions/, etc.) due to security restrictions. - The extensions gallery (like https://chromewebstore.google.com/) as it cannot be scripted. ◈ The extension was developed and tested using the latest version of the Chrome browser. Compatibility with older versions has not yet been verified. ■ SUPPORT ◈ While the extension is free to use, your support can help maintain and improve the extension. Here are a few ways you can support: - Share Your Ideas: I value your input! Share your ideas or features you'd like to see implemented in future updates. - Spread the Word: If you find the extension useful, share it with others who might benefit from it. - Leave a Review: Your feedback matters! Leave a review or star rating. - Buy me a Coffee: If you're feeling generous, consider buying me a coffee to keep my creative juices flowing! ☕ - https://ko-fi.com/ceps# Every bit of your support is deeply appreciated. It contributes to making Element Outliner better for everyone. A heartfelt thank you to all! 😊
Alt to title
Copies images alt attributes to their title, so everyone can see the alt text while hovering the image Alt attributes are meant to convey information about graphical elements (images, videos etc) so the visually impaired can still navigate your page without losing any context. These attributes are not meant to be seen by a regular browser. But one can want to easily see which image has a correct alt attribute, for testing or debugging purposes, or just to see how thses alt attributes are used by others (And also _if_ they are used by others). When installed, the extension will look for the page's source code, and duplicate the alt attribute into the element's title attribute, thus allowing to see the content by hovering the cursor on said element. V1. Initial upload, works only with images (img tags). The script also looks for DOM changes, so if new images are loaded, their alt attributes are managed as well.
Website Links Identifier
A Chrome extension that identifies and highlights links on a webpage. Website Link Identifier is a simple yet powerful browser extension built specifically for Duda CMS users. It helps you quickly spot and verify local (internal) links on any page you're working on. With a single hotkey toggle, it overlays visual indicators on all internal links, streamlining your QA and publishing process. 🔍 Duda-Only Support: Designed exclusively for websites built on the Duda CMS platform. ⌨️ Hotkey Toggle: Instantly show or hide the local link overlay using a convenient keyboard shortcut. 🧩 Visual Link Display: Automatically highlights internal links to simplify site navigation checks and debugging. Whether you're a developer, designer, or content editor, Website Link Identifier speeds up your workflow and helps you maintain high-quality internal navigation.
BlueA11y
Alternative (or alt) text is used to describe images for those who can't see the image, making them more accessible. This extension, based on Alt or Not for Twitter, shows which images are missing alternative text with a "No alt" label, and displays the alt text below the images when available. You can choose to hide the repost button on posts with missing alt text, or even hide the complete post. The extension includes additional options to check the text of posts for potential accessibility issues, giving suggestion on how to avoid those issues.
