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Shows XPath and element information on hover XPath Inspector is a lightweight and efficient Chrome extension that helps developers and QA engineers easily inspect and copy XPath information from web elements. Key Features: - Toggle on/off with a single click - Real-time element highlighting - Clean and minimal visual interface - Displays tag name, XPath, element size, and position - Quick XPath copying with Ctrl+C - Non-intrusive overlay that doesn't interfere with page functionality - 100% free with no ads or in-app purchases How it works: 1. Click the extension icon to activate (blue icon indicates active state) 2. Hover over any element on the webpage 3. See instant visual feedback with a dashed outline 4. View element information in a clean tooltip 5. Press Ctrl+C to copy the XPath while hovering 6. Toggle off when not needed (grey icon indicates inactive state) The extension starts in disabled mode by default and maintains a clean visual style that won't interfere with your browsing experience. It's perfect for web developers, testers, and anyone working with web automation or scraping tasks. This extension is completely free to use with no advertisements or premium features. We believe in providing useful tools to the development community without any hidden costs or restrictions. If you find this extension useful in your daily work and would like to support its continued development, consider buying the developer a coffee at "https://buymeacoffee.com/ydh10780". While the extension will always remain free, your support is greatly appreciated and helps maintain and improve tools like this!
Jan 17, 2025
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