Console For Browsers
by Shanghai Dazhuo Information Technology Co., Ltd.
- Developer Tools
- Paid
- Zombie
- Rating
- 0.0
- 0 ratings
- Last update
- Dec 7, 2023
- Version 1.1
- Size
- 2 MB
- Category
- Developer Tools
- Tracked since
- Oct 9, 2026
Estimated revenue
A model estimate with a likely range, not a reported figure.
No estimate. Apps outside the grossing charts, and some countries, have no reliable rank-to-revenue curve, so we show nothing rather than a guess.
How this estimate is made
Rank: we take the app's best Top Grossing rank on the latest chart day. Category ranks are converted into an equivalent overall rank, because a #10 in Finance earns far less than a #10 overall.
Curve: that equivalent rank is read off a rank-to-revenue curve anchored on public company revenue and market-data reports for the US iPhone App Store.
Country: the curve is scaled per country (Japan is roughly a third of the US, Türkiye under 1%). Where we have no scale, such as China, there is no estimate.
Range: the likely range widens with country, category and chart depth. It is a plausible span, not a statistical confidence interval.
Not included: ads, payments outside the App Store, and any difference between gross sales and what the developer keeps. Low confidence means indirect data; medium means several independent sources agree.
Full methodScreenshots
As shown on the App Store listing.
About this app
Text from the App Store listing.
"Console For Browsers" is a web inspector designed for the Safari browser. It operates in a similar manner to the browser's integrated web inspector and empowers users to engage in a variety of actions involving the source code of web pages. Here's an overview of the primary functionalities supported by this extension:
Features:
1. Console: Display JavaScript logs, including information, warnings, and errors.
2. Elements: Inspect the state of the Document Object Model (DOM), and easily retrieve the position and attributes of elements through simulated clicks.
3. Network: Monitor the status of requests made by the page.
4. Resources: View details of various resources, including localStorage, Session Storage, Cookies, Scripts, Stylesheets, iframes, and images. Save these elements effortlessly.
5. Sources: View the source code of HTML, JavaScript, and CSS.
6. Info: Display URL and user agent information.
7. Plugins: Incorporates common tools like displaying element borders, refreshing the page, highlighting text content, and editing the page.
8. Code: Facilitate code injection for testing purposes.
9. Timing: Provide insights into the loading times of different page components.
10. Settings: Configure panel themes, height, transparency, the number of visible code lines, and other preferences.
What’s new
Release notes for the latest version, as written by the developer.
The debugging capability has been enhanced, allowing for the capture of resource requests on the current page, including resources such as stylesheets, scripts, images, videos, and audio. This improvement facilitates a more convenient examination of the network request status. Now, you can view additional request details in the "Network" panel.
Rank history
Daily position in the Cape Verde charts. #1 is at the top.
- Best rank
- #2
- Current rank
- #2
- Days charting
- 7 of 7
On the charts today
Small & simple score
How realistic it is for a small team to build something like this.
65/100
Not flagged as small & simple
- Developer size0% · 25
Developer: 13 apps on the charts
- Audience size– · 20
No data, weight redistributed
- App size100% · 10
Size: 2 MB
- Price model100% · 15
Price model: paid
- Demand proof90% · 30
Best rank #2, 5 countries
An indicator, not a fact. We can't see team size. Calculated Oct 24, 2026 · method i2
How the score worksVersion history
- 1.1LatestReleased Dec 7, 2023