Green Turtle RDFa

loggcajcfkpdeoaeihclldihfefijjam

An implementation of RDFa processing in the browser.

Latest reviews

• (2015-06-14) Nicolaie Szabadkai: Very very useful. Sometime the graph is a bit scrambled.
• (2014-09-17) Gerard Devine: This is good and I really like the visualisation. Unfortunately it crashes for me when it is faced with anything more than simple rdfa.
• (2014-08-13) Philip Trembath: Really good when it works. Unfortunately it only works 2% of the time.
• (2014-06-16) Dan Scott: The turtle icon often shows up, however clicking on it usually results in nothing more than a "Waiting for triples..." that never returns.
• (2014-04-18) Andreas Galazis: Awesome plugin thanks!
• (2013-08-12) The icon in the top bar is not appearing. I was using normally until the icon stopped appearing on the bar. Can it be because of some update chrome?
• (2012-08-14) Slava Krauchanka: Somehow it won't work for me at a first click (after the browser is started) on the green turtle - I'm just shown a blank graph. Closing the page with the graph and clicking the turtle icon for a second time helps. But other than the glitch above, it's good, with the funky graph visualization and a clear SPO table. May I suggest an "Import/Save as" button to save the graph to a local file?

Latest issues

• (2016-08-10, v:1.2.0) Extguru 9: Partnership request!
  Hello! I represent the company EXT.GURU. I have reviewed your extension, and I would like to invite you to work with our company. I have analyzed, that your extension "Green Turtle RDFa" can bring you a guaranteed high income. You can get the maximum profit with our automatic service for monetizing browser extensions, while our advertising is not annoying or malicious, and does not prevent the extension of functionality. Our system optimizes traffic from around the world. We provide coordination of all the nuances and suggestions of webmasters. Payments are carried out upon request during one hour at a convenient system to you. We would also like to note that our system does not interfere with other systems of monetization, you can plug in our program as an additional method to generate an income. If you have any other extensions, we can discuss. We look forward to collaborating. Sincerely EXT.GURU team. Contacts ICQ: 654784658 Jabber: [email protected] Skype: extguru [email protected] [email protected]
• (2016-07-15, v:1.2.0) Ext Guru: Offer
  Hello! I represent the company EXT.GURU. I have reviewed your extension, and I would like to invite you to work with our company. I have analyzed, that your extension "Green Turtle" can bring you a guaranteed high income. You can get the maximum profit with our automatic service for monetizing browser extensions, while our advertising is not annoying or malicious, and does not prevent the extension of functionality. Our system optimizes traffic from around the world. We provide coordination of all the nuances and suggestions of webmasters. Payments are carried out upon request during one hour at a convenient system to you. We would also like to note that our system does not interfere with other systems of monetization, you can plug in our program as an additional method to generate an income. We look forward to collaborating. Sincerely EXT.GURU team. Contacts ICQ: 654784658 Jabber: [email protected] Skype: extguru [email protected]
• (2015-01-20, v:1.2.0) J van Driel: Please add support for a new proposed microdata property: itemprop-reverse
  Hi Alex, My name is Jarno van Driel, Semantic SEO and contributor to the further development of schema.org over at the schema.org discussion group: https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-vocabs/ I would like to ask you if you would consider adding support to your extension for a new proposed microdata attribute: @itemprop-reverse. This attribute does more or less the same as the @itemprop only in reversed order. More details about this property can be read on: http://www.w3.org/wiki/WebSchemas/InverseProperties The reason why I ask if you would consider adding support for it, is because of the approval process over at the W3. For this property to get accepted by the W3 and added to the microdata specs, we (the folks behind the proposal) need to show there are multiple tools out there that are able to consume this property. First to support this new property upfront is the Structured Data Linter: http://linter.structured-data.org/, but unfortunately this isn't enough to build a proper case yet. And hence my message to you. Hoping to hear from you, Jarno van Driel ([email protected])
• (2014-04-15, v:1.2.0) Laura Krier: large sets of triples?
  This doesn't seem to work very well on documents that have a large number of triples. Has anyone else encountered this? It says "Waiting for triples" and never loads them.
• (2013-11-19, v:1.2.0) Dan Scott: Green Turtle Chrome extension loads then crashes
  The first test RDFa document that I tried (http://stuff.coffeecode.net/schema.org/evergreen/library/BR4) loaded, started to show the visualization, then promptly crashed. This happens every time that I try it. In another test document, http://stuff.coffeecode.net/schema.org/evergreen/library_schema_copies.html, "There were too many triples harvested from this document to render." Please document whatever the limitation is in the overview for the extension! I'm running Chrome Version 32.0.1700.14 beta on Linux (x86_64_). Thanks!