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Tanveer Hussain Mir
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Chrome Extensions Toolkit for Web Developers

  1. Web Developer: Offers various tools for analyzing and debugging web pages.

  2. ColorZilla: Facilitates color picking and gradient generation directly from web pages.

  3. Wappalyzer: Detects the technologies used on websites, including frameworks, CMS, and analytics tools.

  4. Octotree: Enhances GitHub by providing a code tree for easier navigation.

  5. JSON Viewer: Formats and displays JSON files in a human-readable format.

  6. CSSViewer: Allows inspection of CSS properties of any element on a webpage.

  7. Lighthouse: Integrated into Chrome DevTools, it audits web pages for performance, accessibility, SEO, and more.

  8. Lorem Ipsum Generator: Quickly generates placeholder text for web design projects.

  9. React Developer Tools: Essential for React.js developers, it provides insights into React component hierarchies and state.

  10. Redux DevTools: Helps with debugging Redux applications by providing insights into state changes.

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