Inspect and visually edit elements directly on the page for faster design and UI debugging.
Edit web pages like Figma
Inspect and visually edit elements directly on the page for faster design and UI debugging.
Congratulations on the launch 🎉️ Glad you made this. Much needed improvement on Google's default dev console for making UI changes for testing.
It's a really useful extension. Great job! I’d like to share a few ideas for improvements. How can I share them with you?
Hi Product Hunt, I'm excited to introduce my latest Chrome extension project, UI Inspector. It’s a tool designed for designers and developers who want a straightforward, Figma-like interface for editing web elements right in the browser. With UI Inspector, you can quickly test updated styles on the fly, experiment with UI adjustments, or debug elements—all without diving into the complexity of DevTools. This extension aims to simplify the process of making quick edits to elements, offering an ea
UI Inspector sounds like a handy tool for designers and developers, offering a Figma-like experience within the browser. How do you plan to handle the performance when making bulk updates or exporting multiple elements at once? Are there any plans to integrate this with other design tools in the future?
I knew the UI looked familiar! You are the guy who also made the amazing Screen Ruler extension, definitely going to try this out too, your work is amazing
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