Debug CSS

Adds outline to all elements on the page to show the culprit element which is changing desired layout

What is Debug CSS?

'Debug CSS' is an Edge add-on aimed at easing web development. It outlines every element present on a page, helping to pinpoint elements affecting the desired layout. The extension works on the CSS outline attribute, assigning different colors to different elements. Convenient for both mouse-users and keyboard-users, it can be toggled on and off with a simple click or combination of keyboard buttons.

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By: Pranay Joshi

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Users: 8,849 ▲ 119

Rating: 4.60 (7)

Version: 1.0 (Last updated: 2021-04-23)

Creation date: 2021-04-23

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

activeTab

Size: 19.26K

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Chrome-Stats Rank

# 1629 ▲ 3

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#4 in debug keyword 7

#4 in jquery keyword 10

#20 in element keyword 3 ▲ 3

#23 in exist keyword 15 ▼ 3

#26 in layout keyword 9

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Adds outline to all elements on the page to show the culprit element which is changing desired layout

Debug CSS

A lightweight extension for Microsoft Edge to show outline of all the element exist on page.

while working on web page development the one of the difficult part is to position the element as required and check which element affecting the other one.

This Microsoft Edge extension allows user to see outline on every element of the page. Hold the keyboard Ctrl button and hover element it will show the element details along with the value.

Usage

Post installation simply click on the extension icon to turn it On or Off.

User reviews

Works just as intended. If you are having trouble to make it work, just go right click your extention and go to "Manage Extention" then check the "Allow Access URLs" or something, it should work.