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React Performance Monitor This Chrome extension provides a simple and effective way to monitor React component render behavior directly inside your application. It tracks how many times each component renders and displays real-time render counts so you can quickly spot performance issues. What it does: • Shows real-time render counts for every React component • Highlights components with frequent or unnecessary re-renders • Helps you debug performance bottlenecks without modifying your code • Works automatically, no setup or library installation required • Lightweight, fast, and built with React developers in mind Why use it: React apps can slow down when components re-render more often than they should. This tool helps you identify those components instantly, understand rendering patterns, and optimize your UI performance. Ideal for React developers, performance debugging, and code optimization workflows. Privacy Policy - React Performance Monitor Last updated: 14 Nov. 2025 This privacy policy explains how the React Performance Monitor (“the Extension”) handles user data. We take privacy seriously and designed this tool with a clear principle: The Extension does not collect, store, transmit, or share any personal or sensitive user data. If you have questions about this Privacy Policy or the Extension’s behavior, you can contact: Email: info.prasanthsekar.gmail.com Website: https://prasanthsekar.info Product Details" To read the full privacy policy, please visit the website: https://github.com/prasanth003/react-dev-tool/blob/main/PrivacyPolicy.md
Dec 2, 2025
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