Locate and save web elements and get their xpath/cssSelector code
Element Locator: A Chrome Extension for Web Element Identification
Element Locator is an innovative Chrome extension designed for web developers, testers and anyone who works with web elements. It enables users to locate and save HTML elements for each page and provides relevant XPath and CSS-Selector codes. The extension has the functionality to display a list of element attributes, highlight the chosen element on the page, mark all saved elements, and delete individual or all saved elements on the current page. It is particularly useful for building faster Selenium Tests.
Extension stats
Risk impact: Low risk impact
Risk likelihood:
Manifest version: 2
Permissions:
Size: 270.34K
Email: ye*****@gmail.com
Ranking
# 8,549
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Extension summary
This extension allows you to locate and save HTML elements for each page(url), And shows XPath and CSS-Selector for each saved element.
Great for web developers or for bulid faster Selenium Tests NOTE: After install finisg, open or refresh the page you want to work on.
More Options:
- Show list of element-attributes
- Click on element in the elements list will show the chosen element on page
- Mark (with border) all saved elements
- Delete one / all saved element in current page(url)
User reviews
Pros
- Incredibly useful for web development workflow
- Extremely helpful
- Very helpful
Cons
- Does not work on certain Chrome versions
- Often returns 'No elements found'
- Not functional when turned on
Most mentioned
- Not working
- No elements found
- Useful for developers
User reviews
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Dear author,
I'm a developer and wanted to let you know that I'm a big fan of your "Element Locator" Chrome extension. It's been incredibly useful for my web development workflow.
I wanted to kindly ask if you would consider open sourcing the project on GitHub or another code hosting platform. It would allow developers like myself to learn from the source code and potentially contribute back.
Open sourcing projects helps them gain more users, contributions, and often leads to faster improvement of the software. I think open sourcing Element Locator could really help it thrive even more as a tool for web developers around the world.
Please let me know if you'd be open to making the project open source. I'd be happy to help in any way I can, whether it's assisting with documentation, bugs, or features. Thank you for creating such a fantastic extension!
Best regards
Extension safety
Risk impact
Element Locator requires very minimum permissions.
Risk likelihood
Element Locator has earned a good reputation and can be trusted.
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