Shader Editor
Live editing shaders in the browser.
What is Shader Editor?
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Summary
A Chrome DevTools extension to help you edit shaders live in the browser. Very much based on Firefox DevTools Shader Editor.
Includes live edit of GLSL shaders: vertex and fragment shaders. Syntax highlighting and error reporting. Fullscreen editor mode. Autoformat and GLSL optimisation option. Shader colouring on hover Shader naming support Texture monitoring and editing
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Pros
- Very useful and easy to use.
- Useful for playing and editing shaders with WebGL
- Friendly display of SHADER_NAME on the Tab.
Cons
- No longer works on the latest version of Chrome.
- Incompatibility with certain uses (e.g. doesn't work for Roblox).
- May break threejs rendering on recent Chrome versions.
- Search feature not working properly.
- Crashes with some shaders due to state clean-up issues.
Most mentioned
- Incompatibility with the latest version of Chrome.
- Issues with threejs rendering.
- Utility and usefulness in editing shaders.
- Problems with the search feature.
- Crashes with certain shaders.
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Safety
Risk impact
Shader Editor is risky to use as it requires a number of sensitive permissions that can potentially harm your browser and steal your data. Exercise caution when installing this extension. Review carefully before installing. We recommend that you only install Shader Editor if you trust the publisher.
Risk likelihood
Shader Editor has earned a fairly good reputation and likely can be trusted.
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