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Find and copy image paths & CSS selectors easily. 🚀 Class & Image Path Finder is a powerful Chrome extension designed to help developers and designers quickly find and copy image paths and CSS selectors with ease. Whether you’re debugging a webpage, styling elements, or inspecting assets, this tool simplifies the process by providing instant access to essential data. ✨ Features: ✅ Instant Image Path Detection – Hover over an image and get its direct path. ✅ CSS Selector Extraction – Easily find and copy the exact CSS selector for any element. ✅ CSS File Detection – See which stylesheet defines the selected class. ✅ Quick Copy Buttons – One-click copy functionality for paths and selectors. ✅ Pinned Information Bar – Press CTRL + SHIFT + S (Windows) / CMD + SHIFT + S (Mac) to keep the info bar visible. ✅ Enable/Disable Extension – Click the extension icon to toggle functionality. ✅ Developer Information – Right-click anywhere and select “About Developer” to learn more. 🔗 Want to Support the Developer? This extension was created by Erdem Özden, a Futurist & Life Simplifier. If you find this tool useful and would like to support future development, feel free to send donations to: 🪙 Ethereum Address: 0xF615f24d7d263D3A5C7AB0fB9AC984D61DeBe31e For more life-enhancing projects, visit 🌍 www.erdemozden.com.tr.
Feb 26, 2025
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