Prevent class and variable duplication on Webflow projects
A Chrome extension to prevent class and variable duplication when pasting in Webflow. Leave behind the hurdles of duplicating classes and managing disconnected variables. let xSync handle it for you, empowering you to focus and complete what you started.
Hey Product Hunters! 👋 I'm thrilled to introduce xSync to the Webflow enthusiast community. Ever experienced the frustration of class duplication, variable unlinks, and interaction duplication when integrating elements from other projects or component libraries in Webflow? That's where xSync Chrome extension comes in to solve these pain points. I'm releasing xSync for free and it will always remain so for the Webflow community. I believe this tool is essential for Webflow developers and should b
Congrats on the launch Virat! Love seeing how active you are in Webflow community and bringing more dev tools to us all for FREE! I used the extension and it worked great! Thrilled to have this available now so @matt_evans3 can stop bugging me about it 😂.
It's a pleasure to support Virat on his launch of xSync on PH today🤗 The Duplicate classes issue has been around since forever and when it happens, it's annoying to undo the damage your simple copy-and-paste has caused. xSync is the easiest way to solve for that and it's free so why wouldn't you have it running in Chrome ALL the time? It's people like Virat that make the Webflow community great as he wants to give back, to support his fellow Webflowers by helping them avoid a big pain point, and
Congratulations on launch! xSync: Chrome extension for Webflow
Damn, I need this in VS Code. Congrats on the launch guys
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