Console Injector

Julio Cezar Silva

2018-01-09

This is awesome! Now I can mess around with libraries locally while developing - it's especially useful for checks in libraries to which you're new, so you can perform a series of simple tests on it without ever creating a file.

I'd just like to be able to define a specific version for the libraries I download, like:
console.inject('[email protected]')

Unfortunately, as I see from the github project, this Injector is abandoned, so I get what I see. Still very useful

Daniel Gombert

2015-10-15

It makes easy something I do a lot. Unfortunately, the extension has no way to circumvent the Content Security Policy that is used by some websites (the existence of which prompted me to look for this extension). So, unfortunately, not useful at the moment.

Julio Cezar Silva

2018-01-09

This is awesome! Now I can mess around with libraries locally while developing - it's especially useful for checks in libraries to which you're new, so you can perform a series of simple tests on it without ever creating a file.

I'd just like to be able to define a specific version for the libraries I download, like:
console.inject('[email protected]')

Unfortunately, as I see from the github project, this Injector is abandoned, so I get what I see. Still very useful

Daniel Gombert

2015-10-15

It makes easy something I do a lot. Unfortunately, the extension has no way to circumvent the Content Security Policy that is used by some websites (the existence of which prompted me to look for this extension). So, unfortunately, not useful at the moment.

Julio Cezar Silva

2018-01-09

This is awesome! Now I can mess around with libraries locally while developing - it's especially useful for checks in libraries to which you're new, so you can perform a series of simple tests on it without ever creating a file.

I'd just like to be able to define a specific version for the libraries I download, like:
console.inject('[email protected]')

Unfortunately, as I see from the github project, this Injector is abandoned, so I get what I see. Still very useful