browser extension for chrome and firefox
format and lint your code directly inside automation platform editors. no copy-paste to vs code required. one click or keyboard shortcut (cmd+shift+f on mac, ctrl+shift+f elsewhere) and your code is formatted in place.
the extension works with the editors these platforms ship: it detects monaco (the editor component behind vs code) and codemirror 6 instances on the page, reads your code, formats it through codefmt.dev, and writes the result back into the editor. you can also right-click inside a supported editor for two context menu actions: format with codefmt (formatting only) and fix with codefmt (formatting plus safe auto-fixes). the menu only appears on supported platform domains, so it stays out of the way everywhere else.
install
supported platforms
chrome vs firefox
the chrome and firefox builds are the same extension. both are manifest v3, the content script and popup are identical across the two stores, and the same version ships to both, so features land on chrome and firefox at the same time. the only user-visible difference is where the leave-a-review link points: the chrome web store listing or the firefox add-ons listing.
the chrome build requires chrome 116 or newer. the firefox build requires firefox 140 or newer.
how it works
- open a code editor on any supported platform
- click the codefmt popup button or press cmd/ctrl+shift+f
- your code is formatted and written back to the editor instantly
features
privacy
the extension reads code from the editor, sends it to codefmt.dev/api/format for formatting, and writes the result back. code is processed in memory and never stored. no accounts, no cookies, no personal data. read the full privacy policy.