You’ll now see the page in a window by itself, without all of Pilot’s navigation around it.

Right click on the page and choose “ Open frame in new window.”.

View the page in Content, not in the HTML editor.

Pop the Page Out of its FrameĪlthough this extension will work with the HTML page in its frame in Content, it can get messy if you have all Pilot’s surrounding navigation included while you’re checking. Click the cog to reveal the options that you’d see on a toolbar in Firefox. In the Chrome browser, the extension adds a cog-shaped icon to your toolbar. In Firefox, the extension adds a toolbar. The features you need are scattered throughout a lot of menu items.

If you are using Google’s Chrome browser, you’ll find it helpful to install an extension that will open a frame in a new window:Ĭheck an HTML Page in Pilot with the Web Developer Extension There’s a version of the Web Developer Extension for each browser. If you don’t already have Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome installed on your computer, you can use the links below to download one or both browsers. Install Chrome or Firefox and the Web Developer Extension But the Web Developer extension has features you’ll appreciate if you want to get more deeply into HTML and CSS. The Web Developer extension is not primarily an accessibility checker, so it’s not quite as simple to use as WAVE.

Chrome addons for developers