From November 12th, 2018 to March 29th, 2023, 95% user give 5-star rating, 5% user give 3-star rating. for View Rendered Source chrome extension.
Works like a charm. Flawless opertation. Keyboard shortcut comes in very handy.
Wow bro... you nailed it! I came on intending to WRITE this extension, found yours and all I can say is: this does all I planned and more. Mad props, yo.
Thanks! Quickly showed me what was going on with my extension development issue. Works as advertised :D
This has been a five star extension for years. However, it has recently stopped working on tons of sites. Clicking the toolbar button does nothing at all. On this webpage, for example.
Nice extension! Love it when it shows 2 type of source. Will appreciate it if you can add a dark mode version for us to toggle? THanks!
Not sure how I did SEO or QA without this. I literally use it almost every time I look at the source code of a page now.
just what SEO needed..! Thanks Team..! <3
Perfect! Works first time, and gives plenty of information.
Seeing the rendered code, which could not be displayed in DevTools | Elements, solved a huge problem.
A really useful extension, and the developer Jon even provides great support on Twitter - I strong recommend this extension.
Update: The minor issues I mentioned below were either operator error in one case, or something I can't reproduce now in the other. So, I'm upgrading to 5 stars, since this just works. Original review: Generally good, and much faster than another utility of this sort that I tried (which didn't do diffs, even). However, I find that it fails (just does nothing at all) at various sites, including this one. I tried it on its own Chrome Store page, and nothing happened. Various "big company" sites should not be magically immune to source examination. What they're sending to my system actually being rendered on my system is a privilege I grant them, not a right they have. >;-) Sometimes it also partially fails: it will not work by clicking on its icon but will work if you use its contextual menu item instead. That just happened to me at support.microsoft.com, for example. And in some cases, that was the result at first, then the icon DID work, but only after the context menu had done the work once already (again at support.microsoft.com). So, definitely some kinks to work out. Just the fact that it works, and so well, so much of the time makes it very useful, though, even if I will keep another extension of this sort (the slow one) on hand just in case.
Fantastic tool. I just shared it on twitter so other folks could learn about it.
OK, this is pretty darn fabulous. Thanks Jon! Brilliant tool, I'll be using it every week, if not every day, for my SEO site audits. Cheers!
This extention is dope, thanks for making it Jon
Fantastic developer extension, thanks for your efforts!!
So useful.
Absolutely awesome. I had a need to style flat html views of various states of a legacy angular project - we are doing away with angular in favour of vue.js but needed to style the basic output in parallel with the JS Dev doing the conversion.
This is one of the handiest extensions I have installed. Yes it only shows you what you could see with other means but it's far faster for troubleshooting issues and reviewing code than any of them and that third column, while I haven't needed it yet, I just know is going to be a lifesaver. Thanks so much to the developer !
This is a fantastic tool for developers and SEOs alike. I have been literally waiting for a tool like this. Where's the donate button?