DevTools Access
Open Chrome DevTools for network inspection, console debugging, and element inspection inside 1DevTool.
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Why You Need This
How this feature boosts your daily productivity
Frontend debugging needs DevTools — network requests, console errors, DOM inspection, performance profiling. Having DevTools accessible right inside 1DevTool means you can inspect a network request, check the console error, fix the code in your terminal, and see the result in the browser — all in one window. The debug cycle that normally spans 3 apps happens in one.
How It Works
Get started in 4 simple steps
Set Your URL
Enter your local dev server URL or set a default per project. The browser loads your app instantly.
Navigate & Test
Use back, forward, and refresh controls. Open multiple tabs for different routes or states.
Debug with DevTools
Right-click or use the keyboard shortcut to open Chrome DevTools. Inspect elements, network, and console.
Iterate Rapidly
See code changes reflected in the browser without switching windows. Your dev loop stays inside 1DevTool.
Without 1DevTool
The manual way vs. the 1DevTool way
The Hard Way
The 1DevTool Way
Key Capabilities
Everything included with DevTools Access
Why It Matters
The productivity impact of having browser preview built into your workspace
Tighter Dev Loop
See changes instantly without alt-tabbing to Chrome. Your code, terminal, and preview live in one window.
Built-in DevTools
Full Chrome DevTools for network, console, and DOM inspection. Debug without switching apps.
Multi-Tab Preview
Preview multiple routes or states simultaneously. Compare the login page and dashboard side by side.
Per-Project URLs
Each project remembers its default preview URL. Switch projects and the browser loads the right dev server.
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Ready to boost your workflow?
Download 1DevTool for free and experience DevTools Access along with 48 other features — all in one app.