HTML Validator is a development tools extension for chrome. it's a free extension and is featured in Developer Tools, it has 40,000+ active users since released its first version, it earns an average rating of 3.46 from 35 rated user, last update is 694 days ago.
This is the of HTML Validator extension for Chrome Manifest V3. It checks the code, syntax, of your HTML 5 pages. HTML Validator for Chrome is a browser extension that adds HTML validation inside Developer Tools of Chrome. The number of errors of a HTML page is seen with an icon in the browser status bar. The details is seen in the developer tools. The extension is based on HTML Tidy. The algorithm was originally developed by the Web Consortium W3C. The algorithm is embedded inside your browser and makes the validation locally on your machine, without sending HTML to a third party server. HTML Tidy is a helpful program that tries to help people to correct their HTML errors. It finds HTML errors and classifies them in 3 categories: * errors: HTML errors that Tidy cannot fix or understand. * warnings: HTML errors that Tidy can fix automatically * (optional) accessibility warnings: HTML warnings for the 3 priority levels defined in W3c WAI There is also an automatic "Clean up" button that will do his best to propose you a cleaned version of your page, without errors. For any question, mail me at [email protected] or log a bug in: > https://gitlab.com/mgueury/html_validator/issues
You could download the latest version crx file or older version files and install it.
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Pretty decent, but it doesn't seem to be fully HTML5 compliant. It didn't like me using "checked" instead of checked="checked", both of which are valid for HTML5.
Does the job but doesn't update the page URL after clicking a link... makes it unusable
Upon initial load different errors are display then when page is reloaded.