Exploring the Top Chrome Extensions: A Deep Dive into a 4.55-Rated Browser Tool

It's amazing extension. And, i wanna ask. Is there a way to hide the number in table of content that generate by this extension? Honestly, it quite disturb me to read the table of content Anyway, it's still amazing extension

Just wanted to say that I have found this HeadingsMap extension absolutely essential for the work I do with RNIB and the blind. So simple and yet so, so useful for me to check the page heading hiearchy. Well done to those involved. Great extension!!

simple and without problems

Amazing Extension for analyzing headings and flow of heading on page or blog

The extension is very useful. However, there is a conflict between the extension and Google Calendar. When the extension is enabled, you cannot see the meeting name you are currently entering on the event creation form. Tested on the latest versions of Chrome 121.0.6167.162 and extensions 4.8.

I've been using this extension for years and it's worked great. As of recently (I assume the Feb 7 update), it's been causing an issue with entering text in textareas. The minute I place my cursor in the text area, the text area disappears off to the left and I can't see what I'm typing. Tried it on a fresh Chrome profile with no other extensions installed. Particularly an issue on Facebook. Having the extension makes it impossible to comment on a facebook post.

Doesn't work anymore. Can't get the extension to open for the one site I need it for, my company's website that I do web development for. Deleting and reinstalling did nothing. Click the button in my toolbar and nothing happens. Really frustrating because there is literally no support.

Excellent. This is exactly what I've needed. (for web design)

Exactly what I want when reading a research article and preparing it for academic presentation!

Very useful! Thank you!

Good but it does not support notion.so TOC click to jump.

This is a great app. I'm maybe not the target user, but I've found this really helpful for studying, in particular reading textbooks and research papers online and navigating huge amounts of complex info without getting lost. It's a huge help. I like copying an article's structure (from HeadingsMap) into my notes (in Notion) and then filling in the subheadings with the most relevant bits/my actual notes. Here's where my only issue arises. Every line copies in the heading number before it, so it's like '1Introduction, 1Argument 1, 1Argument 2' which is quite annoying. Anyone know how to fix this? Thanks.

Impressive. Robust and high quality. Perhaps one feature I'd wish is ability to selectively collapse/expand all headings of a certain level/depth. Or, ability to only show h1-s initially, then click a button to expand the rest, or one level at a time.

good work!

Really useful, particularly given that navigation by headings is the most common form of screen-reader navigation (https://webaim.org/projects/screenreadersurvey9/).

Fast and more accurate than most. A few extra options would be nice.

Fulfills a vital function in website testing when it functions, but often times it crashes with odd errors because the code quality seems still very low on this extension. Very unfortunate, but maybe an opportunity for another developer to build a better one?