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I found this suggestion that worked for me. It is a good work around.
I hope this works for you too.
It worked! Thank you very much!
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I found this https://github.com/vuejs/vue-devtools/issues/1072#issue-497741297 suggestion that worked for me. It is a good work around.
- Go to the DevTools settings
- Under Apperance, choose a different theme
- The Vue Panel should be back now in DevTools
- Go back to dev tools settings and put your theme back to what you had before
- The Vue Panel should still be there
I hope this works for you too.
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I have the same issue here with Chrome Version 83.0.4103.97 (Official Build) (64-bit). Updating the theme didn't fix the issue, the vue tab is still not visible.
F#@k!!!, I've lost many many time with this!!!! Thanks @landocalris
Worked for me! Thanks @landocalris
The above workaround does not work in Firefox.
I'm having the same problem and none of these suggestions nor any other I've been able to google is causing it to show again. Dang it's much harder to developer when I can't see my state.
macOs Catalina 10.15.5 Version 83.0.4103.106 (Official Build) (64-bit)
Here doesn't work either.
Well this doesn't seem to always fix the issue for me. very frustrating
I can confirm the workaround (https://github.com/vuejs/vue-devtools/issues/1209#issuecomment-641916382) with Chrome Version 84.0.4147.105 (Official Build) (64-bit) on mac os x 10.14.6
Make sure that Vue is not accidentally set in production mode. For me changing it to Development Mode fixed the issue.
Same problem on OSX 10.15.6 and Chrome 85.0.4183.83. None of the above-mentioned solutions have worked.
// edit - my issue was actually caused by a bug in the code which was not picked up by linters and still allowed everything to be compiled normally. Fun times!
I found this suggestion that worked for me. It is a good work around.
- Go to the DevTools settings
- Under Apperance, choose a different theme
- The Vue Panel should be back now in DevTools
- Go back to dev tools settings and put your theme back to what you had before
- The Vue Panel should still be there
I hope this works for you too.
Thank You Its Work For Me
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- Switch on or off the plugin several times, and then change the theme
- Or turn off the devtools of vue2, and then change the theme
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This worked for me.
https://github.com/vuejs/vue-devtools/issues/620#issuecomment-699594776
Works like a charme! Thank you! Here a screenshot of how to find the appearance settings in Chrome:
- Switch on or off the plugin several times, and then change the theme
- Or turn off the devtools of vue2, and then change the theme
This worked for me. Thanks.
turning off the vue2 devtools and changing the theme worked for me.
Nothing worked for me - until I opened the devtools settings, and clicked 'restore defaults and reload" in the bottom right of the settings screen.
Vue pane now visible. :-)
work for me - up vue-router to vue-router@next and any plugins that use vue2, firstly just installed router for vue2 this breaks imports in main.js file and dev mode in devtools
Deleting and re-installing the vue devtools (beta version) plus restoring the devtools defaults for chrome did the trick for me.
I found this suggestion that worked for me. It is a good work around.
- Go to the DevTools settings
- Under Apperance, choose a different theme
- The Vue Panel should be back now in DevTools
- Go back to dev tools settings and put your theme back to what you had before
- The Vue Panel should still be there
I hope this works for you too.
Thank you so. It works.
I just removed the regular vue devtools, installed beta version for vue3 and it worked for me.
I found this suggestion that worked for me. It is a good work around.
- Go to the DevTools settings
- Under Apperance, choose a different theme
- The Vue Panel should be back now in DevTools
- Go back to dev tools settings and put your theme back to what you had before
- The Vue Panel should still be there
I hope this works for you too.
Your solution worked for me. Thanks
I just removed the regular vue devtools, installed beta version for vue3 and it worked for me.
Actually, this worked for me, but I had to do an additional step. All in all, these are the steps:
That's it.
I just removed the regular vue devtools, installed beta version for vue3 and it worked for me.
Actually, this worked for me, but I had to do an additional step. All in all, these are the steps:
- remove regular vue devtools
- remove the new vue devtools (since i have them both installed)
- re-add the new vue devtools
That's it.
thanks ~ haha
I found this suggestion that worked for me. It is a good work around.
- Go to the DevTools settings
- Under Apperance, choose a different theme
- The Vue Panel should be back now in DevTools
- Go back to dev tools settings and put your theme back to what you had before
- The Vue Panel should still be there
I hope this works for you too.
Install vue dev tool beta from here, then try these steps (Disable normal vue dev tool as well)
None of these work for me, still facing the issue.
Thanks, @B45i this helped. Also, it may help to have the Beta version instead of the regular version.
Beta version works. But why stable version not?
@camohub Stable doesn't support Vue 3
This works for 6.x version, you need to remove or disable 5.x version before doing this.
I found this suggestion that worked for me. It is a good work around.
- Go to the DevTools settings
- Under Apperance, choose a different theme
- The Vue Panel should be back now in DevTools
- Go back to dev tools settings and put your theme back to what you had before
- The Vue Panel should still be there
I hope this works for you too.
The workaround does't work for me on Chromium v83 using Vue 2. The Vue Icon is green, showing that Vue is detected, but the panel is missing.
Yep, turning the extension off and on again actually did work https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p85xwZ_OLX0
My case is I used a internal vue.js, which does not have a .min extension, but its content seems like a minimized version... If those workarounds not help, maybe you should check your vue resource is not vue.min.js
I installed the beta version, and I also had to play with the settings, finally worked! Thank you!
remove all the plugins, just like react, redux, vue-performance, old vue devtool.... restart your chrome wow ,it works!
For me this was critical:
During installation plugin for short moment in upper right chrome corner the VUE ICON appears with message (screenshot is not my):
And CRITICAL is to click right button on that icon (without close that message!) and choose "PIN" (it to extensions icons bar) - if you not do it - then you will never see that icon again (which is mistake). After that shut down and reopen chrome. And now in you page with vue, this icon sould have green colors (you can click on it) and click right click on some page element (or on screen center) and choose "inspect element". - and in chrome console you should see
If this not helps - also try https://github.com/vuejs/devtools/issues/620
I had already installed the Beta version, removed the old version of Vue devtools, but it still wasn't working, then I finally closed devtools and reopened them, and the tab showed up! TL;DR: if nothing works for you, try just closing the panel and reopen the Chrome devtools panel!
For me this was critical:
During installation plugin for short moment in upper right chrome corner the VUE ICON appears with message And CRITICAL is to click right button on that icon (without close that message!) and choose "PIN" (it to extensions
Hi @kamil-kielczewski, I think this is a different issue- and you should be able to Pin and Unpin any extension at any time by clicking the Extensions icon, as shown. Scroll down to Vue Devtools and Pin it or Unpin it using the little thumbtack icon.
For what it's worth, reloading the Chrome Devtools window also works, and I suspect the "new theme" trick works because it includes a Chrome Devtools reload under the hood.
The MacOS keyboard (when Devtools is focused, at least) is Option+R
. You can also bring up the Command Palette in Devtools and type "reload".
Note: This is incredibly and inexplicably hard to Google, and it's not documented in Devtools docs as far as I can tell. This is really bizarre, because it seems like pretty core functionality and is very helpful in cases like these.
I tried closing the dev tool and did a hard refresh (shift + click the reload icon on Mac) and it worked.
How do you open "Devtool Settings" ? I don't see this?
How do you open "Devtool Settings" ? I don't see this?
@clwilliams8 it's the gear icon. But my reload trick should work and is quicker, let me know if it's working for you?
thanks for the help. for me it ended up that i wasn't running my vite complier 🤷🏼♂️
I tried everything and it just did not work for me at all. and btw how do I install the beta version !
Restore defaults and reload in Dev Tools settings worked for me
As of 2024, still got the issue, the solution worked for me is:
vue
tab is shown.
Version
5.3.3
Browser and OS info
Chrome 83.0.4103.97 / Windows 10
Steps to reproduce
After enter the page Vue.js is detected on this page. The message "Open DevTools and look for the Vue panel" at the Vue-devtools icon.
What is expected?
Appears Vue Panel on DevTools
What is actually happening?
It's not appearing