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Visual code explorer and folding editor for Salesforce LWC, Aura, and Visualforce components. Inspect and highlight on page. CloudLens for Salesforce is the ultimate browser developer console for Salesforce professionals. It brings a visual component navigator and a high-performance code search engine directly into your active Salesforce org tabs. Designed specifically for Salesforce developers, administrators, and consultants, CloudLens eliminates the friction of opening heavy IDEs just to inspect code, track component dependencies, or search references. KEY FEATURES: 1. ๐ ON-PAGE COMPONENT SCANNER: Detects custom Lightning Web Components (LWC), Aura components, and Visualforce pages rendering on your active record or setup page. 2. ๐ก PULSING PAGE HIGHLIGHTS: Trace exactly where components sit on your Salesforce page with flashing, high-contrast outline borders and automatic scroll-into-view. 3. ๐ IDE-STYLE CODE FOLDING: Collapse and expand code blocks (curly braces {} and HTML tags) inside JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and Apex source viewers. 4. ๐ฅ๏ธ FULLSCREEN CODE VIEWER: Switch from the dashboard to a clean, fullscreen syntax-highlighted code editor with a history Back button stack and a quick-copy clipboard action. 5. ๐ REACTIVE DEPENDENCY MAPPING: Automatically compiles interactive "Referenced By" and "Uses / Imports" relationships for LWC, Aura, Visualforce, Apex Classes, and Triggers. 6. ๐ IN-CONTEXT CODE SEARCH: Instantly search text inside the active code file with automatic block auto-expansion to highlight matches. 7. ๐ก๏ธ CSP & SECURITY COMPLIANCE: Employs a local inline Shadow DOM injection to bypass Content Security Policy (CSP) fetch restrictions, loading cleanly on any standard tab (like SharePoint or GitHub) with an in-context warning state. 8. โก ZERO-CONFIGURATION CONNECTION: No OAuth, credentials, or custom setup needed. It automatically detects active Salesforce logins securely using your browser cookies.
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