Official browser extension by Meta for inspecting and debugging React component trees, props, state, hooks, and context in real-time. Features component highlighting on hover, profiler for measuring render performance and identifying bottlenecks, and component search/filtering. Supports React 16+ including Suspense, error boundaries, and concurrent features. Available for Chrome and Firefox. Essential for debugging re-renders, state management issues, and understanding component hierarchies.
Best Responsively Alternatives
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Official browser DevTools extension for Vue.js providing deep inspection of component trees, reactive state, props, events, and slots. Includes Pinia/Vuex store debugging with time-travel, Vue Router inspection, performance timeline, and component highlighting. Works with Vue 2 and Vue 3. Available for Chrome and Firefox with standalone Electron app. Essential for debugging reactivity and understanding component hierarchies in Vue applications.
Standalone browser built specifically for web developers and designers that shows multiple synchronized viewports side by side for responsive design testing. Features accessibility inspector (WCAG compliance checking), visual regression testing via screenshots, layout debugging overlays, meta tag validator, social media preview cards, and color contrast checker. Reduces the need for constant resizing and device switching during front-end development. Available on macOS, Windows, and Linux.
Open-source Responsively alternatives
React DevTools, Vue DevTools — see all open-source developer tools.
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What is the best Responsively alternative?
React DevTools tops our editor-verified list of 3 Responsively alternatives.
Are there open-source Responsively alternatives?
Yes — React DevTools, Vue DevTools are open source.