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This extension searches the code coverage and class names in the Salesforce Developer Console. Apex Coverage Inspector is the ultimate productivity tool for Salesforce developers, designed to eliminate the frustration of scrolling through endless lists to find code coverage details. With its intuitive interface and lightning-fast performance, this Chrome extension empowers developers to quickly search for Apex classes, view their coverage, and focus on what truly matters - delivering quality code and seamless deployments. 🔑 Key Features 🔍 Quick Search for Apex Classes: Instantly locate any Apex class using intelligent search - no more hunting through endless scrolls. 📊 Instant Code Coverage Insights: View real-time coverage data for each class with just one click, saving time and effort. 🧮 NEW: Coverage Improvement Guidance: See exactly how many lines you need to cover to reach the 75% deployment threshold, making it easier than ever to prioritise your test writing. ⚡ Boosts Developer Productivity: Streamlined workflow helps you meet deadlines with less friction and more clarity. 🧭 User-Friendly Interface: Clean, focused UI built specifically for Salesforce developers — no clutter, just clarity. 🔗 Seamless Salesforce Integration: Designed to integrate effortlessly with the Salesforce Developer Console, giving you a native feel with extra power.
Jul 20, 2025
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