Run it for what it does
Fire-and-forget scripts for side effects: clear storage, toggle a flag, fill a form, log some state.
localStorage.clear();
sessionStorage.clear();
location.reload();
dev-probe is a sidebar for Chrome that holds the little scripts you keep pasting into the console. Run one on any page, copy what it returns, or show the result right in the sidebar.
A free Chrome extension. No account, no sign-up.
Write the script once and it sits in the sidebar on every site. It runs in the page’s own context, so it can reach the DOM, storage and anything the page keeps on window.
Get auth token · Clipboard
// copy the token the app keeps in storage
const raw = localStorage.getItem('auth');
return JSON.parse(raw).accessToken;Page info · Textbox
return JSON.stringify({
title: document.title,
path: location.pathname,
users: window.__STATE__.users.length,
}, null, 2);Each widget decides what happens to the value its script returns: nothing, the clipboard, or a text box in the sidebar.
Fire-and-forget scripts for side effects: clear storage, toggle a flag, fill a form, log some state.
localStorage.clear();
sessionStorage.clear();
location.reload();
Whatever the script returns lands on the clipboard. Handy for tokens, ids and anything you paste somewhere else.
return document.cookie;
// → copied
The return value shows up in a text area inside the sidebar, for objects, headers and state you want to look at.
return JSON.stringify(
window.__STATE__, null, 2
);
Click the toolbar icon and the sidebar slides in next to the page. Click again and it’s gone. No reload.
Scripts see the page the way its own code does: the DOM, localStorage, cookies and globals.
Run & copy puts the return value on the clipboard, so a token is one click from your terminal.
Textbox widgets show their output in the sidebar, so you can read a value without opening DevTools.
Put the widgets you use most at the top. Drag one by its handle and drop it where you want it.
Save your widget library as JSON to share with your team or bring it to another machine.
Light or dark, the sidebar matches your system setting. There is nothing to configure.
Install it and start writing widgets. There is no sign-up and nothing to log in to.
No setup, no project to configure. The sidebar is empty until you give it something to do.
Add dev-probe to Chrome. There is no account to create.
Click the dev-probe icon in the toolbar on any page. The sidebar slides in next to it.
Press +, pick a kind, name it and write the script it should run.
Run, Run & copy or Run & fill. It’s there on every page you visit.
dev-probe is free, for Google Chrome. It’s on its way to the Chrome Web Store.
Looking for more? See the other extensions and apps.