Adaptive Bitrate Manifest Viewer

SUMMARY

Avoid having to download the manifest file and then open in a text editor just to view it. The extension works by blocking the download when the manifest is requested as the main url and then parses and displays it. Some syntax highlighting and definition links to the ietf.org draft documentation. To download the manifest file, click on the source url at the top of the page. Resources are linked in the manifest to make it easy to test the different parts. You can test it out using a sample manifest url like https://bitdash-a.akamaihd.net/content/MI201109210084_1/m3u8s/f08e80da-bf1d-4e3d-8899-f0f6155f6efa.m3u8 CHANGELOG =========== 2018-03-26 0.9.1 Fixed an issue where URIs with equal signs in them wouldn't get replaced. 2018-01-29 0.9.0 Added ability to handle MPEG Dash and SMIL formats as well. Better handling of 404 and SSL certificate issues on manifest request. Major contributions made by my friend Joe Greathead. 2017-12-18 0.8.5 Excluding a few more domains reportedly having issues with this extension. 2017-06-19 0.8.4 Fixed bug where URIs in tags were incorrectly hyperlinked. 2017-05-11 0.8.3 Excluding http://video-dev.github.io/hls.js/demo/ to avoid causing issues. 2017-05-04 0.8.2 added a few more tags to the pattern and definitions list.

The latest version of Adaptive Bitrate Manifest Viewer is available on the Chrome web and is currently being used by 3,000 active users. The initial version was launched on 2022-07-14.

HOW TO INSTALL Adaptive Bitrate Manifest Viewer FROM A CRX FILE

1. Download Adaptive Bitrate Manifest Viewer CRX file
2. NOTE: Sometimes the browser may block downloading / installing CRX file from outside the Chrome Web Store. If so, you may need to download the ZIP file instead
3. In the URL bar, go to chrome://extensions
4. Enable Developer mode

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