Angular state inspector

Name: Angular state inspector
Rating: 3.4167 (12 reviews)
Author: Ihor Klymenok

By: Ihor Klymenok

Inspect State of the Angular components easily

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The Angular State Inspector is a Chrome extension designed to simplify inspecting the internal state of your Angular components during development. Once installed, it adds a dedicated «State» panel inside the inspector view of Chrome devtools, allowing you to view component internals as a straightforward, easy-to-navigate object.

This extension works exclusively in Angular's development mode. To use it effectively, run your Angular app with the development server (ng serve), open Chrome's developer tools on your app's page, and navigate to the new «State» panel located within the inspector view. This tool helps Angular developers quickly debug and understand component state without complex setups or additional tooling.

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Version:

1.5.0 Last updated: 2021-06-12

Version code:

5250165

Creation date:

2018-05-22

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Size:

14.92KB

Email:

ig*****@gmail.com

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Source:

Firefox Add-ons Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-15

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# 5,051 ▼ 34

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#4 in state keyword 17

#11 in component keyword 19

#70 in insert keyword 34 ▲ 1

#73 in stats keyword 31 ▲ 2

#83 in inject keyword 14

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Developed by:

Ihor Klymenok

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https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/angular-state-inspector/

Email:

ig*****@gmail.com

User Reviews

Angular state inspector for Firefox enables state inspection for Angular projects and serves as a crucial debugging tool after Augury's failure in Firefox. Users appreciate its functionality and utility, especially for transitioning from Chrome. However, it suffers from usability issues, including poor documentation, interface instability with custom components, and inconvenient tab placement in the inspector. Additionally, some users report that it does not run properly in Firefox at times.

Pros

Allows inspection of Angular state within Firefox's Inspector tool for locally running Angular projects.
Provides a necessary alternative for Angular debugging in Firefox, especially after the Augury tool broke.
Useful enough to assist users in switching from Chrome to Firefox due to its functionality.

Cons

The extension is not very user-friendly or intuitive; users find it difficult to understand how to use it due to lack of documentation or guides.
Sometimes the application's interface breaks, especially for custom Angular components.
The 'State' tab is located inconveniently at the end of the inspector panel, making it cumbersome to access, partly due to Firefox limitations.
In some cases, the add-on does not run or work properly in Firefox, as reported by multiple users.

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Is Angular state inspector Safe?

Risk impact

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Angular state inspector requires very minimum permissions.

Risk impact analysis details

Medium Access to developer tools, typically low risk unless it's used to inspect or manipulate data improperly.

Risk likelihood

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Angular state inspector has earned a fairly good reputation and likely can be trusted.

Risk likelihood analysis details

High This extension has low user count. Unpopular extensions may not be stable or safe.
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