F12 | Inspect Element, Console

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About this app

NEW: now Inspect Elements and check out the Dom tree along with the options to edit the source code of webpages and HTML nodes and see the changes live. (BETA)

F12 will provide you with options to inject custom JavaScript on webpages. You can interact in programming way with the webpages using the provided console. See the console logs, warning and Errors that webpages reports. Check the network traffics that a particular webpage is making. With Advanced Network mode enabled, you can get detailed information about the requests that webpages makes. Fetch all the medias that current webpage have loaded anytime.

Ratings and reviews

This is actually pretty good :D There are some issues though, when you select an element, there's almost no indicator for it except that you got scrolled through it, sometimes it even scrolled to random places too when being clicked multiple times. So I was hoping that the code of the selected element will be highlighted and it doesn't gonna jump anywhere else aside to that element I was hoping it can have like the css editor thingy, but overall it's decent.

Missing letters lol. it looks funny when you wanna open the console tab but it says "Consol" and the tags in source all have missing letters too. Btw for those who can't find the button that opens Deb tools - you need to press the F12 button on bottom left. i think the developer of this app could highlight this when the app first opens since a lot of people seem to have missed it based on negative reviews...

Excellent, I was looking for a simple way to get the developer options in a browser, and this works great. And only $1.50 to get rid of ads. Thanks. One way to make it even better would be to allow filtering of network requests in order to find more easily API calls for example.

What's new

Reduced lags in Source Tab
Fixed issue in copying logs