lint.one

Read the data you find on the web in a private viewer. Raw JSON is formatted where it opens. Nothing is uploaded.

lint.one opens the data you come across while browsing, such as an API response, a file behind a link or text you just copied, in a viewer made for it. Raw JSON pages become a tree you can fold, with a preview of every branch and the path to any value one click away. Other files open in the matching lint.one tool, where you can search, filter, convert and check them. Ways to open something: - Right-click a link, a selection or a file page and choose Open in lint.one - Click the toolbar button: it offers the page you are on and what you just copied - Select text and press Alt+Shift+O - In the address bar, type "lint", a space, and paste The toolbar icon takes on a colour when the page you are on is a file lint.one can open, and the files you opened recently stay in the popup until Chrome closes. Private by design: lint.one runs entirely in your browser. Files go from the page to the lint.one tab inside the browser, never in a URL and never through a server. No analytics, no accounts, no remote code.