Reviews & Comments of jQuery Debugger chrome extension
From March 16th, 2012 to July 12th, 2018, 29% user give 5-star rating, 17% user give 4-star rating, 10% user give 3-star rating, 5% user give 2-star rating, 40% user give 1-star rating. for jQuery Debugger chrome extension.
Reviews of jquery debugger:
awesome
This is a great tool for debugging javascript. My favorite part is the jQuery Selector inspector. I relied heavily on the old selector inspector "FirePath" and now that FirePath is dead, the jQuery Selector Inspector is my new essential tool.
Great plugin but you cant copy the event data you can only inspect it. Would be great to be able to copy the event data, or click and it goes to the js/event code.
Awesome! Such a help! I have been a web developer for only 6th months and progressed greatly with this app! I am actually a 13 year old and am interested in web development. I can design high end website with my languages html, css, jQuery, and a little bit of ajax and angularJs. Get this app it's amazing!
Great extension, but the "jquery events" pane does not adapt well to the dark style of the developer tools. 5 stars if you fix this!
Very Good
Doesn't work with dark theme! You can't see the text properly in the panel.
Doesn't work on Chrome Version 50.0.2661.86 (64-bit) on MacOSX Yosemite OS X 10.10.5 (14F1713)
Not workingg in chrome 50.0.2661.75. Is there something everybody is missingg in how to use this extention? or has nothing been done to improve this extetion?
Does not work!
Great tool
Works perfectly on Chrome 46!
I can't navigate to the file
i'd like to have file and line of event handler definition as a link as well
Doesn't appear to work at all?? Chrome version: 41.0
To those who could not get it to work....was jQuery loaded on the page you were looking at? If not, you will not see anything. If you do have jQuery loaded, then when you do supply a valid selector, then it will color code the element(s) properly. This code helped me break down a complex piece of jQuery that did an ajax call to Sharepoint 2013 and allow me to see what the author of the code was selecting at each stage. A lot of old posts. Give it a shot again. I am just a user of the code, not a developer of it. Not the best tool, but pretty darn good and easy once you figure out how to use it. The only reason I did not give 5 stars is that of the lack of getting started docs. Other than that, good tool!!
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Good extension. Works fine in Chrome 39.0.2171.95. Doesn't allow selecting or copying of event code.
nice
Does not work.
Does not work.
no longer works
Does nothing
not working
Great extension for developers!
Me ayuda en la depuración de algunas aplicaciones.
it does not work
Does not work.
Does nothing in Chrome 32.
Waste of time. Does not work
It doesn't work anymore in Chrome 32.0.1700.77. Please fix it !!!
Ya, you have to be kidding....
Very helpful! I hope it is enhanced. The ability to copy code and data from the inspector would be very helpful. It would also be fantastic if it could show similar stuff on the sources tab, and/or jump to the matching source code when possible.
Doesn't appear to do anything.
you must be kidding !
100% agree with Justin Warwick. The ability to be able to copy a selector to the clipboard once it's perfected would be really great.
Amazing the best plugin i ever seen. google you need to learn from here, add this to chrome
It's nice, but could be better if you could reach an element children easily and maybe jump to the elements section with the selected phrase. nice to have.
Excellent; shows the $(...).data() stuff so you don't have to $(...).attr('data-...', value) them for devtools visibility.
jQuery Events.. Thanks mate!
Wow, really time-saving idea, from that point of view it is great. I can't seem to recover (copy to clipboard or something) a selector once I'm happy with it, so I'm forced to retype. Also, seemed to sometimes tangle up some of the built-in developer tool bar functions (like point-and-click element selection)
very useful. Finally you can see what jQuery do with your code.