Attributes Replacer

Chrome extension allowing for easy replacement of HTML attributes' values.

What is Attributes Replacer?

"Attributes Replacer" is a Chrome extension that utilizes CSS selectors to match HTML attributes and regular expressions to set up replacement rules. It can support multiple selectors and rules and applies these rules to the DOM changes on the page. The changes can be reverted and can occur across all tabs simultaneously. It is also capable of performing replacements on the current page url.

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By: Krystian Jarmicki

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Users: 672 ▼ -12

Rating: 4.14 (7)

Version: 1.2.2 (Last updated: 2019-03-08)

Creation date: 2019-03-08

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

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Size: 112.64K

Ranking

# 36679 ▼ 418

Other rankings

#3713 in Developer Tools ▼ 3 #69 in replace keyword 21 ▲ 8 #164 in rule keyword 8 ▲ 41

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Not available on Firefox

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Extension summary

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uses CSS selectors to match given attributes
uses regular expressions to set up replacement rules
multiple selectors and rules supported
page is watched for DOM changes and rules are applied to newly added elements
changes are reverted when replacing is turned off
changes occur on all tabs simultaneously
also allows to perform replacement on current page url

User reviews

Pretty nice, clean. I would love it if you could automatically repeat the changes once the page is fully loaded.

Peter Buyukliev, 2020-02-29

Love it

Trevor Meng-Lin Wu, 2019-06-03

Documentation is not great and it took a while to work out what the input was expecting. I used it to fix Google Images opening in new tabs but whatever page i'm on shows that script. I'm not sure if it's applying to just the url (button pressed) or for all urls or how I differentiate which attributes have been replaced on which urls. Works though.