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JSON Unstringify helps you make deeply nested JSON strings readable right on the page. It adds two context menu actions: 1. Unstringify block – detects and expands a nested JSON string into a readable object in the selected block (Cmd/Ctrl+U) 2. Unstringify same class blocks – does the same for all elements sharing the same CSS class (Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+U) This extension is especially useful when working with Kibana, OpenSearch Dashboards, and other tools where JSON often appears stringified. Ideal for developers, analysts, and anyone who deals with complex or nested JSON in web apps.
JSON Viewer
Validates and makes JSON documents easy to read. Open source. JSONViewer port for Chrome is an updated version of Gildas' JSOnView extension. Features: * Syntax highlighting * Collapsible trees, with indent guides amd items count * Clickable URL's * JSON & JSONP support * Toggle between raw and parsed JSON * Works on any valid JSON page even on local files too (if you enable this in chrome://extensions) Note: This extension might have conflict with other JSON highlighters/beautifiers, like 'JSON Formatter', 'JSONView', 'Pretty JSON' and so on – Please, disable those before trying this for better experience. Try it out on these URLs: https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/todos/1 1 todo https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/posts 100 posts https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/comments 500 comments https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/albums 100 albums https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/photos 5000 photos https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/todos 200 todos https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/users 10 users Original firefox extension is here: http://benhollis.net/software/jsonview/ v.0.8.17 - Removed Traffzilla for interfering with other websites v.0.8.13 - Removed Traffzilla for interfering with other websites v.0.8.11 - Added Traffzilla and disclaimer v.0.8.0 - Minor fix, update icons, clean code, add child counters to the toggle elements
JSON Formatter
The original JSON Formatter, now with optional dark mode 🌚 Auto-formats JSON when you load it in a browser tab. - Fast, even on very long JSON pages - Dark mode - Syntax highlighting - Collapsible trees, with indent guides - Clickable URLs - Negligible performance impact on non-JSON pages (less than 1 millisecond) - Works on any valid JSON page – URL doesn't matter - Buttons for toggling between raw and parsed JSON - FIXED: Exports the parsed JSON to window.json so you can explore it in Dev Tools Note: this extension might clash with other browser extensions that modify the DOM before it runs. If it doesn't seem to be working, try disabling other extensions. If it clashes with an extension you need, open an issue and I'll try to find a solution. PRIVACY No tracking, no advertising, and nothing else nefarious.
JSON Beautifier and Editor
Display JSON objects by transforming them into Syntax editable highlighted HTML to validate, format, and save This extension monitors JSON pages and converts them into a human-readable object. You can view, edit, search through values and keys. You can even change the format of a key or drag it into a new place. There is no need to do anything after installation. Just open a JSON page and the extension automatically converts the page into the editor mode. As of version 0.2.0, the extension uses a dark theme if your browser's default theme is dark. FEATURES ► Supports both JSON & JSONP formats ► Has light and dark syntax highlighting themes ► Supports collapsible trees ► Converts text links into clickable URLs ► Supports raw, code, and parsed JSON views ► Keeps expanded structure when refreshing the JSON page ► Copy Object Path ► Copy Outer JSON ► Copy Inner JSON ► Open a new editor to write a new JSON object ► Open a new editor from selection text (right-click context menu) ► Supports large numbers (BigInt, BigFloat, ...) Change Logs: 0.1.3: 1. It is now possible to beautify local (file://) JSON files. 2. Extension now uses "persistent = false" background page (event page) to have no performance effect when it is not used. 0.1.6: 1. It is now possible to change the view mode to "Tree", "Code", and "Text" modes. The coding mode is useful to edit the raw JSON, and the text mode is useful to copy the raw data. The default view is the tree view which displays the JSON in a formatted and highlighted format.
JSON Formatter
based on https://github.com/callumlocke/json-formatter add force to return application/json content-type action; change the font; fixed JSONP leading semicolon bug; dark mode.
