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AEM Developer Helper Tool AEM Helper Streamline your Adobe Experience Manager workflow with the ultimate browser extension for developers. AEM Helper is designed to make your daily development tasks faster and smoother. From smart page detection to one-click debugging, everything you need is right at your fingertips. Quick Actions Mode Toggle: Switch between Disabled Mode and Edit Mode in a single click. Page Properties: Access page settings instantly. Smart Detection: Automatically identifies the current page path. Debugging Tools CRXDE Integration: Open the current page node directly in CRXDE Lite. Client Libs: Enable Client Library debugging mode effortlessly. Layout View: Toggle the Layout Debug view on the fly. New Feature: Component CRX Buttons Auto-Toolbar: Selecting a component in Edit Mode automatically adds CRX buttons. Content Jump: Click to view the component's JCR content node in CRXDE immediately. Code Jump: Click to jump straight to the component's code definition under /apps in CRXDE. Navigation Shortcuts Core: Welcome Screen, CRXDE, Package Manager Content: Assets, Sites, Templates System: Bundles, Configuration, Logs Developer Suite Groovy Console: Execute scripts. i18n Translator: Manage translations. Query Builder: Debug JCR queries. System Tools: User Admin & JMX Console. Personalize Your Experience Dark Mode: Easy on the eyes for late-night coding. New Tab Options: Choose how links open. Custom Toolbar: Enable or disable the CRX buttons as needed. Privacy First No user data collection. No tracking of browsing behavior. All settings are stored locally.
Jul 24, 2026
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