Added a Markdown Cheatsheet to the Markdown Preview tool. Added a "Pop-out" button on the top right corner of every tool, which allows you to bring the tool and its current data to a separate window conveniently. This tool is powered by the famous quicktype open-source project. Added JSON to Code tool: convert JSON or JSON Schema string to 20 programming languages type. Added Certificate Decoder (X.509) tool: decode an encoded certificate string to human-readable format using Open SSL. Suggest your favorite tools by dropping me an email at or send your own PR via GitHub. Scripting ability is coming soon so you can add your own tools/scripts. Many developer tools are supported, and more are coming. Select text ► Right-click ► "Inspect in DevUtils.app" (This menu appears after you install the app)Īll options are configurable in the Preferences panel! Copy text ► Click to the app icon in the status bar Copy text ► Press ⌃⌥⌘Space (Or your own customized hotkey, up to you) DevUtils.app helps you quickly do your tiny tasks entirely offline! Everything you paste into the app never leaves your machine.ĭevUtils automatically selects the right tool based on your clipboard content. Stop pasting your JSON strings, JWT tokens, or any potentially sensitive data to random websites online. If you’re not sure which one you have, a helpful point of reference is that pretty much any Windows machine released from 2015 on runs Windows 10 at minimum.- Unix Time Converter (+ Timezone support) The following instructions apply to both Windows 11 and Windows 10. Microsoft has very simple instructions for finding out precisely which version of Windows you have on its support website (Opens in a new tab). Another way to find out is to simply look at the bottom of the screen if there’s a start button in the lower left corner, it’s probably Windows, though if you have the newer Windows 11 (Opens in a new tab), it’ll now be in the bottom center. If the keyboard your desktop or laptop came with has a Windows key on the lower left and an “Enter” key instead of a “Return” key, chances are you’re using Microsoft’s iconic Windows OS.
The first step to learning more about the current version of your OS is establishing what your OS is to begin with. Credit: Alex Perry / Mashable / Microsoft
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