5 Chrome Extensions that Every Developers Should Have

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5 Chrome Extensions that Every Developers Should Have

As a developer, are you working efficiently? Today, there are many extensions in Google Chrome that you can use to optimize your work. These extensions will enable you to do your job faster and efficiently. So, whatever your specialties are, whether you are in mobile development or web development, you will need to know these extensions.

  1. Responsive Web Design Tester

Forget those old days where you are testing your responsive design manually since now you can have a great chrome extension of a responsive web design tester for getting a quick look how your website behaves in different browsers and devices. In fact, you can figure it out easily by only clicking the right mouse button, and then there will be many options of devices for you to choose.

  1. ColorPick Eyedropper

Eyedropper is one of design tools that many designers usually use for everyday work and now you can have eyedropper integrate in your Google toolbar. ColorPick Eyedropper is a simple color picker tool that allows you to select color values from any web page without the need to open Photoshop, you can do it by simply clicking the colorPick icon in your Google toolbar and select your targeted image. Easier and faster!

  1. CSSViewer

CSSViewer is another helpful tool, especially for web designer since it can be used to show important information related with style sheet. If you are used to figure it out by clicking to your right mouse button and choose ‘inspect’ to display the style sheet information, now you can install CSSViewer and get a neat display of style sheet information just by pointing out on every feature on the web.

  1. Wappalyzer

Works similarly with its competitor, Ghostery, the Wappalyzer Chrome extension allows you to identify software that is installed on any particular website. You can disclosure many things, such as technologies and. Content management system, eCommerce platforms, web servers, JavaScript frameworks and installed analytics tools.

  1. Usersnap

No more wasting time finding bug in your web! With this chrome extension you can know if there is any point and click issue reporting tracking bugs through its screenshots and all created screenshots are directly stored in your project dashboard.