HTML Validator

Pretty decent, but it doesn't seem to be fully HTML5 compliant. It didn't like me using "checked" instead of checked="checked", both of which are valid for HTML5.

Does the job but doesn't update the page URL after clicking a link... makes it unusable

Good, it is very nice that can see the source directly from the HTML validator tab in dev tools so to inspect the errors... Thanks.

Upon initial load different errors are display then when page is reloaded.

the plugin crush alot and barely useable, deleted after few minutes of trying it out

Provide false errors / warning ... e.g. : <div id="xyz"> <p>sdqjdlqjdsq</p> </div> -> Please close the <div> before <p> ????

Works well aside from one major QoL issue. Chromium requires that I access the validator through the Developer Tools instead of always displaying for me the validation of the page I am currently on. Very annoying.

I absolutely like how it integrates into the developer window, but it seems to be a bit outdated, f.e. it shows warnings about a propitary attribute called "nonce". For CSP i need that attribute. The online validation button is not showing that warning for some elements.

Does what it says. I'm using this alongside aXe to test parsing as it relates to accessibility requirements. Both aXe and the HTML Validator are telling me about the same issues. HTML Validator additionally shows warnings for things that may or may not be a problem. I like that it provides a way to filter out certain warnings (like empty <i> tags used for icon fonts). Make sure you open the dev tools and go to the HTML Validator tab, otherwise it won't do anything. I need to test this o... Show more

Super, it works in the chrome browser :)