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plapier / domflags-extension

A chrome extension to bookmark deeply nested DOM elements
http://domflags.com
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Create DomFlags for Firefox #2

Open plapier opened 10 years ago

plapier commented 10 years ago

Give a :+1: if you'd like to see DomFlags ported to FireFox.

Florian-R commented 10 years ago

:+1:

Edit: Maybe it's worth linking this repo on http://domflags.com/ for more discoverability.

plapier commented 10 years ago

@Florian-R Added to the bottom. Thanks.

jCrip commented 10 years ago

seemann commented 10 years ago

:+1:

cranca commented 10 years ago

:+1:

cmoon2000 commented 10 years ago

:+1:

moldova commented 10 years ago

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halbtuerke commented 10 years ago

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garrettn commented 10 years ago

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tx2z commented 10 years ago

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Loonz206 commented 10 years ago

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azhsetiawan commented 10 years ago

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mmwtsn commented 10 years ago

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simonemarcarino commented 10 years ago

:+1:

captainbrosset commented 9 years ago

:+1:

I actually started some time ago to hack something like this in the FirefoxDevTools, but never got to finish it. My approach was a little different though, you could only flag nodes from the tool itself. The tool would find a way to identify the element uniquely by building a complex-enough CSS selector and would remember it, so that it would persist across page navigation. I think your approach (with the domflag attribute) makes more sense.

I'd be happy to make a similar extension for FirefoxDevTools.

yoderman94 commented 7 years ago

👍