Reviews & Comments of z-context chrome extension
From August 2nd, 2016 to March 4th, 2023, 52% user give 5-star rating, 9% user give 4-star rating, 9% user give 3-star rating, 4% user give 2-star rating, 26% user give 1-star rating. for z-context chrome extension.
Reviews of z-context:
I have found that z-context v2.1.0 doesn't work (empty panel) upon first install until the browser is restarted. Temp fix: restart chrome browser after install. FAQ: Where does the Z-index panel appear? On the panel row with the Styles tab, at the very end, probably need to click the disclosure >> You can then rearrange by dragging the tab left.
Not working
Worked wonders, super helpful for solving a problem related to stacking context.
Not working in chrome 2021
Doesn't work on latest chrome. Reloading the browser or reinstalling the extension doesn't help - the tab is always empty
Not work in 2021
did not work, does not appear in dev tools even after restart, a how to would be nice
Thanks. Was going crazy trying to figure out why a stacking context was getting created and this one told me exactly why.
Crazy useful. Can't dev Webapps without it anymore
could not figure out how to use if :(
Super handy.
Occurred to be very helpful when I stuck with debugging z-index issue in markup. Would be very nice if displayed properties *current* and *parentStackingContext* will point to real DOM nodes in Elements tab, not just strings with class names (which sometimes are absent when element has inline styles).
You have to completely restart Chrome for this extension to start working. Took me a while to figure that out.
Great to understand/debug your z-indexes and stacking contexts. Should def be in DevTools natively :) Thanks heaps.
Could not see the tab in dev tools , even after restarting and refresh . A good how to is helpful
Insanely helpful. I've spent hours trying to figure out the stacking context of my elements, while this extension helped solve my problem in a few minutes.
This extension is very helpful. But I wasted a ton of time because of the bug in it. It reports new stacking context for any value of "will-change", even smth like "will-change: left", which obviously doesn't create a stacking context. According to the spec: "Element with a will-change value specifying any property that would create a stacking context on non-initial value"
Perfect to find out which stacking context an element belongs to.
awesome extension. so useful for debugging unexpected z-index behaviour.
Awesome: very useful for checking an element z-index
Awesome extension, has helped me a lot when trying to level stacking contexts in order to display custom overlays. Light and straight to the point, with good selection of information that it makes available at a glance. Like Aviral said really surprising that its not part of CDT
Works well for what it does. Surprising that this isn't built into CDT already.
Really handy! But why on earth does it need permissions to *change* data on websites I visit? Surely *reading* that data is enough for the current functionality?