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For server side logging and debugging in chrome console. This extension is for debugging server side applications using the chrome javascript console. It was originally inspired by FirePHP. For help getting started check out http://www.chromelogger.com Version 4.0 is basically a complete rewrite to rebrand this extension as Chrome Logger instead of ChromePHP and bring it up to date with the latest Chrome extension guidelines. This extension was formerly known as ChromePHP. Change Log 4.1.3 - Updates extension to use manifest v3 to ensure it works with future versions of Chrome. Also fixes issue where some colors may not work on the options page. 4.1.2 - Fixes race condition where logs sometimes get lost after a page refresh 4.1.1 - Tweak styles of options page 4.1.0 - Improves tab switching logic and updates sticky behavior to be based on host name 4.0.5 - Adds native color picker for choosing colors 4.0.4 - Uses atob function for base 64 decoding 4.0.3 - Fixes race condition in Chrome 28 on linux 4.0.2 - Adds support for console.table
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
Google Analytics Debugger
Prints useful information to the JavaScript console by enabling the debug version of the Google Analytics Javascript. This extension loads the debug version of the Google Analytics Javascript for all sites you browse using Google Chrome. It prints useful information to the Javascript console. These messages include error messages and warnings which can tell you when your analytics tracking code is set up incorrectly. In addition, it provides a detailed breakdown of each tracking beacon sent to Google Analytics. To use this extension, You need to follow three steps: 1. Turn it on by clicking its icon to the right of the address bar. 2. Open the Chrome Javascript console to see the messages. On Windows and Linux, press Control-Shift-J. On Mac, press Command-Option-J. 3. Refresh the page you are on. By installing this extension, you agree to the Chrome Gallery Terms of Service at https://chrome.google.com/extensions/intl/en/gallery_tos.html You can ask questions about the plugin and report bugs at analytics-extensions@google.com
JetBrains Toolbox Extension
Clone and open projects from GitHub, GitLab, Gitee, and Bitbucket in JetBrains IDEs right from your browser The extension adds buttons that allow you to clone and open projects from GitHub, GitLab, Gitee, and Bitbucket in IntelliJ-based IDEs. Note: The Toolbox App must be installed on your computer to make the extension work. Download the Toolbox App from https://www.jetbrains.com/toolbox-app. To open the projects from self-hosted GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket instances, make sure to enable the extension for your website by ticking “Enable on this domain” in the extension settings menu. If you encounter any problem using the extension, please create an issue request at our tracker: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issues/TBX Would you like to collaborate on the extension? Because you can! It's an open-source project. Here is the repository address: https://github.com/JetBrains/toolbox-browser-extension
PHPView
Validate and view PHP print_r outputs Pretty print any kind of PHP print_r output. Debug your arrays and objects easily, and collapse the branches that you don't need to check in order to navigate in a easier way over the structure. I'm basically adapting this great extension for JSON: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/jsonview/chklaanhfefbnpoihckbnefhakgolnmc That fantastic work deserves 99% of the credit, but we, PHP developers, also needed this! Repository: https://github.com/theypsilon/PHPView-for-Chrome Please, contribute!
