Overview
OPFS Explorer is a Chrome DevTools extension that allows you to explore the Origin Private File System (OPFS) of a web application.
OPFS Explorer is a Chrome DevTools extension that allows you to explore the Origin Private File System (OPFS, https://fs.spec.whatwg.org/) of a web application. To use it, open Chrome DevTools and click on the OPFS Explorer tab. The extension will automatically analyze the OPFS of the current web application and display the file hierarchy. You can then click on any file to download its contents or delete the file (which may fail if the file is locked). Note that deleting files may cause the application to break. You can test the extension on the demo page (https://tomayac.github.io/opfs-explorer/). The source code is on GitHub (https://github.com/tomayac/opfs-explorer).
Ben LoveridgeJul 24, 2024
It's pretty basic and sometimes does quirky things, but this is an indispensable tool if you're working with OPFS, as Chrome Dev Tools doesn't currently support it natively.
TickleMar 8, 2024
sometimes it's not work and opfs menu don't showed in dev tools
Markus KrainzSep 20, 2023
1. Very basic explorer that works with the tomayac test page. Seems to only support very simple listing, deleting and "downloading" of files. But not creating new files or copying files into OPFS. 2. Hangs forever on "⌛Analyzing Origin Private File System" if the page you're opening it on doesn't make use of OPFS. It would be better to show an empty filesystem instead of hanging forever. 3. Also it doesn't seem to show the OPFS files of a browser extension that is storing data in OPFS. It j... Show more
Details
- Version1.6.2
- UpdatedApril 15, 2024
- Size15.03KiB
- LanguagesEnglish
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