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Easily copy your session ID from any Salesforce Org and check Apex class test coverage directly from the Developer Console Easily manage your Salesforce sessions with the Salesforce Session Chrome extension. This handy tool allows you to quickly copy your Salesforce session ID with just a click. It also helps you instantly find the Apex Test Coverage of any class directly from the Salesforce Developer Console, making your development workflow faster and more efficient. Key Features: Right-Click to Copy: Simply right-click anywhere on a Salesforce page to copy your session ID effortlessly. One-Click Copy: Click on the extension icon to instantly copy your session ID to your clipboard. Apex Test Coverage Finder: Search for any Apex class by entering its name in the Developer Console and instantly view its test coverage. Quick Search: Type the class name, press Enter, or click Find to display the code coverage. Fast and Convenient: Streamline your workflow by eliminating the need to navigate through Salesforce settings to retrieve your session ID or search for Apex code coverage. Usage: Install the extension from the Chrome Web Store. Navigate to your Salesforce account. Right-click on any part of the page or click the extension icon to copy your session ID. Get started today and enhance your Salesforce experience!
Jul 13, 2026
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