Sherlock

Tracking since Apr 1, 2026.

Changelog

• May 22, 2026
  description

  Sherlock is a focused metadata inspector for developers, SEOs, and marketers. Open the popup on any normal webpage to see what the live DOM is actually advertising to search engines and social platforms.
  
  What you get
  
  Summary — Title & description with character counts, canonical, URL, robots, viewport, and quick previews for primary OG/Twitter images and favicon.
  Open Graph — All og:* tags in one place, with image preview when available.
  Twitter / X cards — All twitter:* tags, card type highlighted, image preview.
  Meta — Language, theme color, feeds, hreflang alternates, web app manifest link, JSON-LD blocks (with optional raw view).
  Icons — Full icon & favicon audit: link tags from the page, Chrome’s tab favicon, and a /favicon.ico fallback—each row shows source (DOM vs Chrome vs fallback).
  Raw JSON — Export or copy the full normalized payload for debugging or tickets.
  Privacy & permissions
  
  Uses only the active tab when you open the popup—no access to all websites in the background.
  No accounts, no analytics, no servers in this extension: inspection runs locally in your browser.
  Limitations
  
  Does not run on restricted pages such as chrome:// URLs, the Chrome Web Store, or some system/PDF views—those pages block extension scripts by design.

  Sherlock is a focused metadata inspector for developers, SEOs, and marketers. Open the popup on any normal webpage to see what the live DOM is actually advertising to search engines and social platforms.
  
  What you get
  
  Summary: Title & description with character counts, canonical, URL, robots, viewport, and quick previews for primary OG/Twitter images and favicon.
  Open Graph: All og:* tags in one place, with image preview when available.
  Twitter / X cards: All twitter:* tags, card type highlighted, image preview.
  Meta: Language, theme color, feeds, hreflang alternates, web app manifest link, JSON-LD blocks (with optional raw view).
  Icons: Full icon & favicon audit: link tags from the page, Chrome’s tab favicon, and a /favicon.ico fallback, each row shows source (DOM vs Chrome vs fallback).
  Raw JSON: Export or copy the full normalized payload for debugging or tickets.
  Privacy & permissions
  
  Uses only the active tab when you open the popup—no access to all websites in the background.
  No accounts, no analytics, no servers in this extension: inspection runs locally in your browser.
  Limitations
  
  Does not run on restricted pages such as chrome:// URLs, the Chrome Web Store, or some system/PDF views—those pages block extension scripts by design.

Permissions & access

Permissions

activeTabscripting

Host access

None declared

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