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Sight is the Syntax Highlighter Chrome extension that makes reading code on the browser a joy.
You can choose the theme, font, font size and toggle line numbers on the options page.
To force a specific language syntax pass #ft=[lang] on the url of the file and reload.
Just what I needed
No support for YAML, no documentation how to customize.
Crashes browser tab on large files.
Love the themes and the formatting for json! Please add line wrap support and I’d rate 5 stars, some json strings I need to view are simply wayyyyyyyy to long for one line.
One of the best syntax highlighter out there. It also reformats the file, which is also a clever idea.
Not working
Would love to have an ability to pause it when not needed.
Perfect.
This is the best I find so far
please add auto-format minified code.
No line wrap 🙁
Hmm. Its pretty, but no line wrapping option. This makes it completely useless for minified/optimized resources.
Lots of themes to choose from – line numbers, all the goodies you would expect. Does what I need it to.
Awesome but doesn’t work under the “view source” ? That would have been the ultimate developer live-support tool.
Spot on… don’t forget to allow access to file URLs 🙂
excellent
cool plugin.. work fine
Just what I needed.
Great extension! It’s working really well for C++ and I love the color themes it has. Much better than the other extensions I found. For the Visual Studio template, I would like to suggest trying to make class names have that light blue color like in VS2013 and VS2015.
Does exactly what it says. Sometimes I view svn repos on my web browser and it is nice to get highlighting without having to download a file and open it in an editor (especially if it isn’t my main computer with a text editor/IDE). Works great
Why the line numbers are removed?
(-2 * for that)
No line numbers. Broke disabling JS cache — a CRITICAL bug for web development.
It keeps trying to highlight my local HTML files. Shouldn’t you let the browser parse the HTML and display instead? Sight interferes with the styling of the background and text when viewing these files. They only show correctly when I disable the extension.
It does not work when using a generic handler with no extension. Using #ft=Javascript at the end of the address didn’t work either. Then there are not line numbers.