PrettyPrint

Pham Hong

2014-11-25

Ngon nhất trong các extension mà mình đã từng sử dụng

Mark Mykkanen

2014-10-29

Sucks. Non-functional.

Greg A. Woods

2014-07-29

It was great when it worked, but since the last few updates of Chrome (dev channel), it renders text as white on white, making most everything invisible.

Ken C.

2014-05-29

To inspect the JS or CSS of a web page:

1. Open a web page.
2. Right click anywhere and select Inspect Element (or otherwise bring up developer tools as you wish).
3. Click the Sources tab.
4. Right click any js or css file and select Copy Link Address.
5. Paste into the URL field of another tab.

BOOM!

It nicely formats the JS or CSS and makes it much easier to see what is going on and search for things.

Very nice plugin!

Nathan J. Brauer

2014-02-01

People: You don't "launch" or "run" this extension. Just open a JS or CSS file and it will automatically prettify it!