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Make DevTool
Inspect your scenarios in Make at a glance!
Users20KCurrent public install base
Rating3.8Store average score
Reviews21Public review volume
Manifest versionV3Extension platform version
7-day growth0Net users gained this week
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Version2.7.0
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Size924KiB
Languages1English (United States)
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Make DevTool gives you the ability to debug your Make scenarios. An extra pane will be added to the Chrome Developer tools, enabling you to review all manual scenario runs, performed operations and details of API calls performed. For improved app development, you can view all the calls that your app has performed. This extension aims to improve the developer experience, enabling quicker, more seamless debugging across Make scenarios, modules, operations, apps, etc. Give it a try!
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Store average score3.8Chrome Web Store aggregate rating, including ratings without synced review text
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Total ratings / reviews21Chrome Web Store public rating/review count
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useless
useful when the module works but not when developing a module
good
is it not working anymore with google spreadsheet? just vanish from the extenstion
Use this all the time. Great for troubleshooting and spedding up your workflows with the module and filter mapping tools.
Oh thank goodness this exists. So handy for seeing the actual traffic being sent to 3rd party APIs.
Didn't update to the Make Devtool, is borderline useless for the tools now
I think they may need to release an update to switch this to Make. Live Stream doesn't work with me, and all of the text still says Integromat.
Not great IMO. Always shows error Can't Find Extercomm. Requires page reload, which is now slower than molasses once the pannel is open. Returning error messages in the main tool would be great. Requiring this finicky add-on just to see standard error messages that are freely shown in postman seems silly, is a frustrating workflow. At this point I develop in postman then fight with make to get it working there.
Great tool