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ElemPick

ElemPick

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Google Chrome       Microsoft Edge, Icon: By Source, Fair use, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?curid=62848768       Mozilla Firefox      

Important Note

ElemPick contains some experimental ideas and features. Unfortunately, this means it might contain a few bugs and it might not work on every website you try it on! But I really want you to be 100% happy with it, so if something isn't working right, or if there's a feature you think is missing, please feel free to open an issue and give me a chance to fix it and I promise I will.

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ElemPick is a a simple Element Picker that can generate CSS Selectors and XPath Expressions.

Features

  • Element Picker to help you select elements on the page when needed
  • User Interface: A simple UI made with Material Design and Lit

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FAQ

What is the minimum browser version (and why is it to so high)?

ElemPick currently requires Chrome/Edge 120 and Firefox 128 and higher to run. I usually update the minimum browser version every time I do a release so I can use the latest and greatest ECMAScript features without worry. If your browser doesn't support ElemPick, I'm afraid you'll have to use another app/extension (sorry!).

Where's the source code?

Because it's still very new, ElemPick is currently proprietary. I do want to make it open source in the future, though (I thank you for your understanding).

Why is the production version's source code minified?

I use Terser to minify the source code for production releases that I upload to your browser's web store. I mainly do this because I write a lot of comments and console.log() statements for debugging and because it cuts down the file size significantly. That said, you can always view a "Pretty Print" of the source code by using a CRX Viewer to inspect it before installing it.

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Privacy Policy

ElemPick does not track you. It does not use analytic services. It does not collect any data from your device or computer. All your data is stored locally on your device. Your data is your data.

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ElemPick
Copyright © 2020 Roy Six

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