RetroTxt is a productivity chrome extension. it's a free extension and is featured in Productivity, it has 564 active users since released its first version, it earns an average rating of 4.67 from 9 rated user, last update is 574 days ago.
Turn pieces of ANSI, ASCII, and NFO documents into HTML. RetroTxt is the browser Extension that takes legacy and plain text files and stylizes them into a more acceptable, valid format to view or copy from a web browser tab. - View ANSI, ASCII, NFO, Shift JIS text art as HTML - View server, system, and dev-op logs styled with colored text - View BBS colored text files for Celerity, PC Board, Renegade, Telegard, Wildcat!, WVIV systems Features - Swappable palettes for different color simulations VGA, CGA, Unix xterm, Apple IIgs, Commodore 64, monochrome and switchable iCE Colors - Customizable font and background colors - SAUCE metadata parsing - Support for multiple text encodings MS-DOS CP-437, Amiga ISO-8959-1, Windows 1252, Japanese Shift-JIS - Automatic fixes for block character and line artifacts - Hundreds of IBM PC font choices VGA, EGA, CGA, MDA, PS/2, and more - Various Amiga and microcomputer fonts From Commodore, Atari, Apple, Tandy, and more - Open-source - No special browser permissions for general usage
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Great little tool! I use it for viewing log from (simulated) embedded devices.
I use this for (IMO) one of the scourges of the internet, log files that use ANSI control sequences to just change the color of text output. And for that, this is one of the few consistent plugins that's reasonably well-maintaned. It's a bit hokey to set up for the purposes that I want, as the plugin assumes a 80-character width which isn't true for log files, but that's reasonably easy to work through with the myriad of options available (I pick Fonts -> Monospace (default), Display -> Windows (color pair), ANSI -> uncheck ANSI 80 column wrap, ANSI -> IBM VGA (color palette), ANSI -> Use iCE colors (checked) to show reasonably well).