Download this extension on the Chrome Web store or in the Add-On Marketplace for Firefox.
SVG Gobbler is a browser extension that finds SVG content in your current window and lets you download, copy to clipboard, or export as a PNG.
Currently, if you would like to modify this extension you will need to install it manually. Before making edits you will need to build it locally and side load SVG Gobbler as a developer extension to test any changes.
This extension is in a strange middle ground with the v3 manifest updates coming from Chrome. Firefox extension is pinned to version 3.17 for Firefox but the extension is being refactored to comply with v3 Manifest changes for Chrome.
Clone the repo to your local machine and navigate into the root directory.
cd svg-gobbler
SVG Gobbler uses yarn
to build the necessary dependencies.
yarn
Run yarn start
to build files into the dist
folder and watch source files
for changes.
yarn start
- In the address bar, navigate to
chrome://extensions
- In the top right of the screen, flip the toggle to enable
Developer Mode
- Click the button to
Load unpacked
and select thedist
folder inside the SVG Gobbler repo
Once this is complete you can start hacking. Editing content in the src
directory will automatically build and update the extension folder which will
feed the extension in the browser the latest code.
Click the SVG Gobbler extension icon to search the current page for SVGs.
Unique attributes for each SVG element will be shown within the card. The attributes currently being shown are:
-
If the SVG is placed as a:
- background image
- image source
- inline svg
- object data
- sprite
- symbol
-
The size of the SVG in the DOM
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Feel free to submit a pull request if you've made an improvement of some kind. This is an open source project and any help is very appreciated.
This project leverages code and value from some incredibly talented folks. Most notably and predominantly are:
This started as a pet project to improve the SVG Crowbar tool that is no longer being maintained by NY Times.
The codebase has been completely rewritten 4 times.