Tailwind CSS Media Query Inspector

Easily see which breakpoint you are currently in without cluttering up your UI.

What is Tailwind CSS Media Query Inspector?

Tailwind CSS Media Query Inspector is an efficient Chrome extension that enables you to keep track of your current media query breakpoint. Originally designed to work with TailwindCSS, it includes an option for you to input custom media queries based on your needs. This tool doesn't parse website CSS, it simply tracks the media queries you input. Coming up in version two is the ability to configure varying media queries for individual domains.

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By: https://owenmelbourne.com

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Users: 705 ▲ 18

Rating: 3.00 (4)

Version: 0.0.2 (Last updated: 2020-09-06)

Creation date: 2020-09-06

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

https://*/*
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Size: 646.14K

Email: ow*****@gmail.com

URLs: Website

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# 36026 ▲ 183

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#1071 in Developer Tools ▲ 2 #107 in query keyword 6 ▲ 4 #275 in configure keyword 12 ▲ 2

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Extension summary

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Adds a really simple icon to your chrome extension toolbar that displays the current media query you're within.

By default it ships with the TailwindCSS media queries, however you can configure as many media query rules as you like from the extension.

This does not attempt to parse the CSS from a website, it simply monitors the media queries you enter.

V2 will allow you to configure different media queries per domain.

User reviews

The extension works, but does come with caveats: 1) Your website must use SSL. 2) You must enable the extension after installing it. 3) You must manually add the newer 2XL screen size. 4) You must reload the page each time you switch Chrome's responsive device emulation to a different device.