Display #Anchors is a productivity chrome extension. it's a free extension , it has 10,000+ active users since released its first version, it earns an average rating of 4.89 from 53 rated user, last update is 2054 days ago.
Display #Anchors offers an easy way to see all (invisible) anchors in a page, to make it easier to link to a specific part of a webpage. 【 FEATURES 】 - Finds all anchors in a page and shows a marker next to it. - Does not alter the layout; so no jumpy pages or expensive repaints. - The anchored content is highlighted on Hover over the marker. - The marker is highlighted on hover over the anchored content. - Click on the toolbar button to remove all markers. - The extension consumes no memory until it's actually used (using an event page). 【 Customization 】 - You can set a custom shortcut to toggle the extension (Alt + Shift + A by default). - You can customize the label of the displayed anchor. Detailed instructions are available at https://github.com/Rob--W/display-anchors#customization 【 HISTORY 】 Before creating this extension, I've been using the "Display Anchors" feature of Chris Pederick's "Web Developer" extension for Chrome. An unfortunate "feature" of this implementation is that the markers cause changes to the layout, resulting in some loss of time to find the position of the page before activating the anchors (and a broken layout looks ugly). Besides that, the extension had too much overhead (it activates on every page, and consumes memory even when I did not use it). This encouraged me to develop a new extension that offers the desired feature in an optimal way. 【 SUPPORT 】 Source code: https://github.com/Rob--W/display-anchors Report a bug: https://github.com/Rob--W/display-anchors/issues Contact: [email protected]
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This is one that fits into the "Where have you been all my life?" category!
That's a really useful and simple extension, thank you! I wonder if it could have a DOM element 'id' option because it's possible to use a hashtag URL anchor with a DOM id. Some pages may get too cluttered with this, so probably not as a default. However, it can be helpful for websites that don't have enough regular anchors defined. Just as an idea, but the extension is already great as is.
Simple, lightweight, works, no fuss