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Show an icon in the address bar when it detects some Polymer and Custom components.
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Just a simple Chrome Extension that shows an icon in the address bar whenever it detects some Polymer and Custom components.
Source code is available at https://github.com/beaufortfrancois/polymer-ready-chrome-extension
Changelog:
0.9.2:
- Fixed extension to work with current versions of Chrome. Thank you hdelossantos@: https://github.com/beaufortfrancois/polymer-ready-chrome-extension/pull/14
0.9.1:
- Add a tinted background highlight. Thank you (again) Eric Bidelman: https://github.com/beaufortfrancois/polymer-ready-chrome-extension/issues/1#issuecomment-235926860
0.9:
- Listen for `dom-change` events to show icon. Thank you Eric Bidelman: https://github.com/beaufortfrancois/polymer-ready-chrome-extension/issues/13#issuecomment-235654565
0.8:
- New icon ;)
0.7:
- Made popup items toggleable on click.
0.6:
- Handles Google Polymer Elements.
0.5:
- Show Page Action when "WebComponentsReady" event is fired.
0.4:
- Use https://customelementsio.herokuapp.com/ to improve speed thanks (again) to Jake Johnson
0.3:
- Find more custom elements thanks to Jake Johnson
0.2:
- Changed background page to event page
- Fixed font size
Latest reviews
- (2016-07-28) Steven Esnault Vecten: Génial (great) :)
- (2016-04-03) Gert Cuykens: Can you add a unregisterd element check please like the polymer bookmarklet?
- (2015-09-09) FELIPE ROUCHER IGLESIAS: Imperative extension for polymer developers. Thx!
- (2014-09-26) Owen Corso: This is an awesome way to see how people use Polymer Web Components in the wild.
- (2014-08-12) Chuy Cepeda: Awesome !
- (2014-08-10) Awesome!!
- (2014-08-08) I love this extension! Great idea. I would recommend making the highlight that appears as a dashed rectangle around components when you hover over them in the menu a little more obvious however - it is difficult to see/notice on some components. Maybe a full blown highlight (similar to how the magnifying glass in the Chrome Developer Tools works) would be easier to use?