d3coder
Overview
d3coder is a Chrome extension developed by Izzy.
According to the data from Chrome web store, current version of d3coder is 5.1.1, updated on 2022-11-11.
10,000+ users have installed this extension.
37 users have rated this extension with an average rating of .
Encoding/Decoding Plugin for various types of encoding like base64, rot13 or unix timestamp conversion
This extension enables you to encode and decode selected text via the context menu. This reduces the time you spend on looking up values and gives you more time to concentrate on the important things of development.
The context menu this extension enables is customizable through the options page. To get there either click on the item or go to Wrench -> Tools -> Extensions -> d3coder options.
Via the popup you are able to choose between four message types: alert the result, adding a DIV-element to the bottom of the page, via console.log() or replacing the selected text on the page.
You can also deactivate functions(e.g. if you don't need them and want to free the space they use).
The current version has implemented the following en-/decoding functions:
- Unix Timestamp
- rot13
- base64
- CRC32/MD5/SHA1 hashing
- bin2hex
- bin2txt
- HTML entity
- HTML specialchars
- URI encode
- Quoted printables
- Escapeshellarg
- (PHP) Unserialize
- "L33T"-speak
- reverse
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No One
2021-02-27
The only thing it's missing is an Encrypt feature that requires a password to Decrypt. All the available encode/decode options can be decoded by anyone with half a brain. |
Clauton Lopes
2018-06-29
installshield wizard error |
A Google User
2017-09-20
It does the job, however, it breaks some websites |
Mr. Lance E Sloan
2016-12-13
It works in a lot of cases, but I've just noticed while working with quoted-printable text that it doesn't do that very well. For example, the string "=E2=80=94" should decode to "—", but this extension shows "â". Also, "=E2=80=99" should decode to "’", but it gave "â" again. It doesn't handle the "=" linebreaks correctly, either. The decoded text includes a lot of equal signs in them. |
Amy Powell
2016-07-19
Very useful tool! A bit difficult to understand how to use at first. It looks like the bugs mentioned in earlier reviews have been addressed which makes this a valuable resource. |