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Render Selected Text is a powerful Chrome extension that lets you visualize and explore JSON, Ruby hashes, PHP arrays, and HTML… Render Selected Text is a powerful Chrome extension that lets you visualize and explore JSON, Ruby hashes, PHP arrays, and HTML content directly in your browser. 🎯 KEY FEATURES: • Interactive JSON Tree Viewer - Expand/collapse nested objects and arrays • Multi-Format Support - Handles JSON, Ruby hashes, PHP arrays, and HTML • Beautiful Design - Modern gradient UI with smooth animations • Syntax Highlighting - Color-coded values by type (strings, numbers, booleans) • Keyboard Shortcuts - Press ESC to close overlay • Zero Configuration - Works right out of the box 📖 HOW TO USE: 1. Select any text on a webpage (JSON, Ruby, PHP, or HTML) 2. Right-click and choose "Render selected text" 3. View your data in a beautiful, interactive overlay 4. For JSON/Ruby/PHP: Click ▶/▼ icons to expand/collapse 5. Press ESC or click X to close 💡 PERFECT FOR: • Developers debugging API responses • Inspecting JSON configuration files • Viewing database query results • Reading API documentation • Analyzing log files 🎨 FEATURES: • Clean, modern interface • Glass morphism design • Responsive layout • Custom scrollbars • Type-specific coloring • Hover effects • Smooth animations 🔒 PRIVACY: This extension runs entirely in your browser. No data is sent to external servers. 📝 SUPPORTED FORMATS: • JSON: {"key": "value"} • Ruby: {:key => "value"} • PHP: array('key' => 'value') • HTML: Any HTML markup ⌨️ KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS: • ESC - Close overlay Open source and free forever!
Nov 14, 2025
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