ABBAdata CSS Selector Finder

Easy, powerful, and interactive way to find unique CSS selectors for any DOM element.

What is ABBAdata CSS Selector Finder?

ABBAdata CSS Selector Finder is a Chrome extension that provides an easy and interactive way to find unique CSS selectors for any DOM element. With highly customizable CSS selector generation, testing arbitrary CSS selectors, and easy navigation through the DOM tree, this extension is a valuable tool for web developers and designers.

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By: https://abbadata.com

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Users: 1,000+

Rating: 4.00 (3)

Version: 0.1 (Last updated: 2020-12-12)

Creation date: 2020-06-02

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

activeTab

Size: 344.06K

Email: er*****@gmail.com

URLs: Website

Ranking

# 29444 ▼ 104

Other rankings

#284 in Developer Tools ▲ 3 #55 in finder keyword 28 ▲ 13 #191 in element keyword 21 ▼ 3 #273 in class keyword 6 ▼ 102

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Extension summary

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Find unique CSS Selectors on any page element using a control panel that constantly updates as elements are clicked on.

Contains the following features:

Highly customizable CSS selector generation:
- Enable/Disable IDs, class names, tag names
- Filter out specific IDs, class names, tag names
- Use specific attributes and/or attribute values
- Use alternate selector root elements
Easy interface for testing arbitrary CSS selectors and seeing all matched elements get highlighted, as well as getting a total count of matched elements
Easy navigation through DOM tree using alternate navigation feature. This enabled non-displayed elements to be selected

User reviews

still haven't found the perfect selector extension :( most just have a gross amount of nth-type selectors and that's not right. this one tries to use ID and class names, which is what I want, but it just didn't do it properly. granted, I tried it on a site that doesn't have easily-determined (i.e. well-named) selectors, but if it did I wouldn't need an extension. I really wanted to like this one, but it just didn't do its job. it didn't give the proper selection, like it was a relative selector even though it was supposed to be relative to :root I recommend renaming "filters" to "exclusions" because I thought it was for me adding inclusions until I watched the video a second time.