Recline CSV Viewer (delisted)

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Allows viewing csv files (.csv) directly inside Chrome.

Latest reviews

• (2019-12-01) Jaed Mosharraf: No way to enable 'Allow access to file URLs' author just pushing us wrong direction and just a waste of time
• (2019-11-09) Shaun Pankau: It works! Those having problems likely didn't read the instructions on the github page.
• (2019-10-13) Angela Chang: I was able to open the CSV file on a mac by first going to the Extension in the chrome://extensions window, clicking on the extension details and "allowing access to URLs." Then, you have to open the file by browsing to your directory from the address bar because just dragging and pasting the URL does not work. I typed in /Users/username/directory in the URL bar, and then was able to find my CSV file and open it. My problem is that it isn't formatted nicely when you open it, and I was hoping to adjust the row height so that I can see multiple lines of the text in the cells. Oh well. It works. but it could be easier to use in terms of getting the CSV file to open and reading the csv contents.
• (2019-08-23) Radley Sustaire: Doesn't work by URL. Allowing access and using a folder on my PC kind of works but is an inconvenient hack. Even when doing that the layout is awful, a csv with three columns and two rows which has a paragraph of text each only shows about a word and a half per cell. You can widen the columns but it does not support linebreaks (which csv files DO support).
• (2019-06-25) Robet Y: Useless
• (2019-04-02) k r i s: Doesn't work - even after you enable "Allow access to File URLs" in chrome://extensions Continues to download to disk instead.
• (2019-01-15) Doesn't work: Chrome just asks to download the CSV file I'm trying to open...
• (2019-01-04) Umar Draz: Did not work at all, it keeps download CSV file even when I open file in chrome from parent folder path, enabled Allow access to file URLs in settings->extensions->Recline CSV Viewer But all failed.
• (2018-11-28) 王祥: Didn't work at all. Before you ask, yes I did enable the "Allow access to file URLs" setting.
• (2018-11-21) Anne Nelson: Didn't work at all. Before you ask, yes I did enable the "Allow access to file URLs" setting.
• (2018-07-05) Govit Pimthong: This is great!
• (2018-03-08) Gryph: I hope it is as easy to remove as it was to add.
• (2018-02-12) Florin Croitor: ok
• (2017-09-06) Sergey Dub: Extension not working. If I am open link to csv file this file downloading, but extension must parse it and print me to display without downloading. Sorry but 1! Tested on Mac OS X (El Capitain) on Google Chrome browser.
• (2017-09-04) Mister Bianchi: Doesn't work for opening .csv files
• (2017-08-30) Yuri Tommaso Refolo: Not working, should be removed from store. Great idea but too much time lost trying to make it work: would be simpler showing an [abandonend project] tag on GitHub and removing it from webstore, IMHO.
• (2017-08-25) Евгений Кузнецов: Doesn't work!
• (2017-05-16) Uri Patish: Great interface. Adding edit would even make it better ;]
• (2017-02-14) Jürgen Binder: Doesnt work
• (2016-10-27) Michal Ostapowicz: Doesn't work
• (2016-07-19) Юрик Падалко: Doesn't work!
• (2016-06-30) Kyle Johnston: You must enable access to URLs by checking "Allow access to file URLs" in chrome://extensions. The extension won't work otherwise! See instructions on the GitHub site here: https://github.com/rgrp/chrome-csv-viewer. Also, copy & pasting the link to the CSV file does not work but you can do it to the parent folder. Great tool, love it!
• (2016-05-07) Andris Liepiņš: Not work
• (2016-04-26) Dave Suresh: Didn't work at all
• (2016-04-13) Graham Harvey: Doesn't open CSV files from disk. Chrome just downloads the file.
• (2016-03-16) Ahmed Moharram: didnt work at all on chrome 49!
• (2015-08-10) Stefan Kruijt: Doesn't work, there is nowhere an icon and no instructions how to use it.

Latest issues

• (2018-12-24, v:0.3.0) doesnt work
  doesnt work
• (2018-08-28, v:0.3.0) Giovanni Roncoroni: Not working
  Doesn't work
• (2018-02-15, v:0.3.0) Peter Nsanze: limit
  is there a limit to the number or records it can view, like excel has?
• (2017-08-30, v:0.3.0) Yuri Tommaso Refolo: Not working on 60.0.3112.113
  Not working on Google Chrome 60.0.3112.113 (Official Build) (64-bit) Revision 95c454326a7a3153e984e50a4719924968490717-refs/branch-heads/3112@{#744} OS Linux
• (2016-10-14, v:0.3.0) Evgenii Bobkov: Doesn't work
  Doesn't work
• (2016-10-04, v:0.3.0) Slava Romanov: Encoding change
  It would be great to have a possibility to change the encoding
• (2016-06-16, v:0.3.0) Betty Boop: Not working on version Version 51.0.2704.84 m
  This extension no longer works
• (2016-04-21, v:0.3.0) Isabelle Richard: Broken
  Not ok on this version : Version 49.0.2623.108 Ubuntu 14.04 (64-bit)
• (2015-12-04, v:0.3.0) Andrey Lopez: No funciona
  Instalé la extensión pero al abrir un archivo .csv desde Chrome no me lo permite ver, me lo envía directamente a descargar.
• (2015-01-17, v:0.3.0) Shane Carr: Bug in click listener
  In csvify.js there is the following line: if (evt.target.href && evt.target.href.match(/\.csv$/)) { Unfortunately this doesn't work for certain elements that return an object for the "href" attribute. For example, try making a page with the following element, and click on it: <svg width="100" height="100" id="i"> <image xlink:href="http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/84/Example.svg" src="" width="100" height="100" /> </svg> The chrome inspector says "TypeError: undefined is not a function". It's referring to the "match". You should make sure that "match" exists in addition to making sure that "href" exists.