Hoverify

I couldn't agree more: Hoverify is such a useful toolbox that I use it every day. I highly recommend it, not only because the Inspector tool is great, but also because many other quick tools, such as the color eyedropper, site stack info, screenshot tool (and whatnot) make life much easier. I would say that Hoverify is a tool that you only really miss once you've used it and then don't have access to it—something you take for granted in your everyday work, something you use so often that you hardly notice how useful it really is.

I don't usually write reviews, but I have to make an exception for Hoverify. This extension has single-handedly replaced at least 5 other tools I was using. It's the true "all-in-one" Swiss Army knife for anyone who builds or designs for the web. The ability to inspect elements, check responsiveness across multiple devices at once, grab colors, and even debug on the fly without ever leaving the tab is incredible. The UI is clean, intuitive, and lightning-fast. It's a paid tool, but the amount of time and frustration it saves me makes it worth every single penny. If you are a web developer or designer, do yourself a favor and get this. It's a phenomenal product.

I’ve been an early adopter of Hoverify, and as a nocoder it’s become one of my essential daily tools. What I really like is how it simplifies all the fiddly, browser-based tasks that normally slow me down — inspecting elements, tweaking CSS, testing responsiveness, checking accessibility, grabbing assets. Instead of juggling multiple extensions or developer tools, it’s all bundled neatly into one clean interface. The speed difference is huge: what used to take me minutes of poking around in DevTools, I now do in seconds. That means more time focusing on building, testing, and shipping. The fact that it’s built with no-code builders and indie hackers in mind really shows. It’s lightweight, intuitive, and doesn’t feel like overkill (which a lot of “pro” tools often do). For anyone working in no-code, web design, or just looking to streamline their dev workflow, I can’t recommend it enough. I use it every single day and honestly can’t imagine going back.