Selector Finder

Identifies DOM location, selector and properties of any object in any web page.

What is Selector Finder?

Selector Finder is a reliable Chrome extension that helps to identify the Document Object Model (DOM) location, selector and properties of any object within a web page. Just hold the alt or option key and left click on the object, then explore the selectors using the navigation console. It's packaged with advanced tools to customize and streamline the search for specific selectors. This extension comes with an intuitive user interface and has been regularly upgraded for smoother performance and wider CSS compatibility.

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Extension stats

By: ReCreate Ideas

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Users: 836 ▲ 4

Rating: 5.00 (3)

Version: 3.1.0 (Last updated: 2021-07-22)

Creation date: 2018-12-21

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

<all_urls>

Size: 340.99K

Email: re*****@gmail.com

Ranking

# 33673 ▼ 76

Other rankings

#1044 in Developer Tools ▼ 2 #30 in finder keyword 28 ▲ 12 #97 in child keyword 4 ▲ 7

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Extension summary

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[ ⌥ option or Alt ] + left click on the object to start then use the navigation console and the tools provided to research and customise your selectors.

Changelog: Ver 3.1.0 *pulse border for selected node + fix query bug + removed unused resources" Ver 3.0.0 *cleaned up code and UI Ver 2.0.27 *using unobfuscated libraries Ver 2.0.26 *Reduced code Ver 2.0.25 *added support for names as optimised queries Ver 2.0.24 *full support for special characters in queries Ver 2.0.2 Compacted UI Ver 2.0.1 Converted UI into iframe for maximum compatibility Ver 1.0.9x added extra CSS compatibility Ver 1.0.8 improved code performance Ver 1.0.7 added extra CSS compatibility, improved draggable UI, removed possibility to run SF on UI itself