Zend Debugger Extension

Simple Zend debugger extension, meant to fill the gap until Zend publishes an official plugin for Chrome.

Zend Debugger Extension: A Chrome Plugin for Zend Studio/Php Storm

Zend Debugger Extension is a straightforward Chrome plugin that allows effortless debugging with Zend Studio and Php Storm. This user-friendly toolbar extension fulfills the functionality gap until an official plugin from Zend is available for Google Chrome. Although not endorsed by or affiliated with Zend Technologies, the extension seamlessly integrates with PHP Storm and is continually improved with regular updates. Use Zend Debugger Extension to enhance debugging in chrome browsers.

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By: Beyerz

Users: 694

-10

Rating: 4.60

(5)

Version: 0.7.3 (Last updated: 2015-07-12)

Creation date: 2015-07-12

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

tabs
http://127.0.0.1/

Size: 820.22K

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# 36,186 ▲ 10

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#7512 in Developer Tools ▼ 20 #57 in debug keyword 17 ▲ 4 #285 in logo keyword 13

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Zend Debugger Extension makes debugging with Zend Studio/Php Storm possible in chrome browsers.

Simple Zend debugger toolbar extension, meant to fill the gap until Zend publishes an official plugin for Google Chrome. The debugger also works great with PHP Storm

Disclaimer:

The extension is not affiliated to, nor endorsed by Zend Technologies at this moment. Trademarks and/or copyright of Zend name, logo and icons belong to Zend Technologies Ltd.

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User reviews

I gave it five stars because it does what it's advertised to do, but I did have some issues with it. It wants to load the pages from the absolute path which means it misses the breakpoints. It did stop doing it some point, but it didn't seem related to the settings I tested. It was only after I found an old copy of the firefox debugger and used it in the firefox developer's version to get around their new add-in signing requirement that it stopped doing it. Maybe it's user error. I'm just not sure what's causing the issue or how to definitively control it. It needs an option to turn it off please. Or if there's a way, what is it? I couldn't figure it out. Even disabling the extension won't stop it. Chrome is my main development browser. I don't want to debug every time I reload the page to see my changes.