Instant visual regression testing without the infrastructure
Users
200
+55 in 30 days
Rating
5.0 / 5
unchanged in 30 days
Ratings
6
0 in 30 days
Store rank
#64K
#53K among extensions
Version
1.5.5
updated 26 Sep 2026
Users
monthly, 8 months
Latest, 15 Oct 2026:200 usersMove the mouse over the chart for any month
Ratings count
monthly, 8 months
Latest, 15 Oct 2026:6 ratingsMove the mouse over the chart for any month
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About Comparador
Comparador is a tool for on-demand visual regression testing — compare web pages across environments, track changes over time, debug deployment issues.
Easy: Install → Capture → Compare.
No pipelines. No accounts. No external servers.
Key features:
📸 Visual Diff: Full-page screenshots with pixel-level comparison, mismatch %, multiple view modes
📄 HTML Diff: Side-by-side source comparison with syntax highlighting
📋 Headers Diff: Compare response headers (cache, CDN, security)
🪵 Logs Diff: Compare console logs — spot new errors, warnings, count changes
📊 Metrics Diff: Track 20 performance indicators (TTFB, DOM load, JS heap) with threshold-based verdicts
✅ Baselines: Accept/reject workflow with automatic + manual baseline control
🔄 Auto Compare: Automatic comparison against baselines after capture with auto-accept
🚀 Batch Capture: Capture projects or groups of URLs, compare across environments
🤝 Team Sync — share project setup with your team via export/import files, or auto-sync via Git/GitHub — no cloud account needed
⚡ Popup: Quick environment switching + fast access to frequently tested pages
Changelog:
1.5.5
• Link detail panel: click "…" next to a navigation link to pick options as chips, preview the exact URL live, then Open it or Update the current page
• Popup opens on the link for the page you're on, so the likely next step is one click away
• Options already in effect are read from the current URL and shown as selected
• Only relevant options are shown. Options that don't apply are hidden and never added to the URL, and your picks come back when you switch back
• Fewer broken links: "Open on" appears only on real content pages, with plain Browse links everywhere else
• Clear error messages when a navigation script returns something unexpected
AEM (Adobe Experience Manager):
• Choose how to open a page: Editor, Sites console, CRX/DE or the plain page on Author, and the plain page or CRX/DE on Publish
• WCM mode, clientlib debug and ?debug=true are offered only where AEM honors them
• CRX/DE is hidden on AEM as a Cloud Service
• Sites, Assets and CRX/DE open at your content or DAM root
• Tool pages (CRX/DE, consoles, /system) are no longer mistaken for site pages
• Unified Shell /ui URLs are handled automatically
Existing projects and navigation scripts keep working. To get the new AEM views, reload the AEM templates in the project editor.
1.5.2
· Popup welcome screen — added quick access to import existing projects
1.5.1
· Page readiness steps — the default Page script can now wait for configured globals, flags, and synchronous or asynchronous ready functions before preparing the DOM, improving capture stability for complex applications and SPAs
· Script testing — Setup and Navigation scripts can now be tested directly from the project editor using the current unsaved script and variables, with returned data shown before anything is applied
· Expanded Automation and Capture documentation with readiness configuration, debugging guidance, and script-testing workflows
1.5.0
· Popup navigation — clearer, more reliable navigation across project structures and environments
· Per-link options — URL variants and query parameters are now scoped to individual links, preventing invalid combinations and making the final URL easier to preview
AEM (Adobe Experience Manager):
· AEM navigation and setup — improved support for Author, Publish, Live/CDN, and local environments
1.4.7
· Popup bug fixes
1.4.5
· Historical comparisons — capture "compared with" badges and "View comparison" links now stay more accurate even after the baseline changes later
1.4.4
General changes:
· Group compare button — Manage view for a group now has a Compare button (previously only available on captures/attempts), comparing the group's baseline capture against its latest
· Popup action menu — replaced the right-click trigger (which could close the popup before the menu opened) with a compact left-click button next to each navigation link
· Added a Known Issues section to the documentation, covering a macOS Chrome popup-latency bug and expectations around cross-machine screenshot differences
· Bug fixes and stability improvements
AEM-related (Adobe Experience Manager):
· Comparison defaults — HTML diff normalization now ships with working AEMaaCS clientlib cache-bust hash handling, Core Components data layer noise removal (repo:id, repo:modifyDate), and adaptive image (coreimg) rendition timestamp normalization, so cross-environment AEM diffs no longer flag pure infrastructure noise as changes
· Opt-in environment host normalization — documented replacePatterns examples for normalizing direct AEMaaCS Author/Publish hosts or public dispatcher/CDN domains that differ per environment, for projects without a shared public domain in front
· Navigation script fixes — corrected jump links for AEMaaCS's unified shell editor URLs (/ui#/aem/editor.html/...), CRX/DE links with query suffixes, and pages with no resolvable content path — cross-environment and Author/Publish jumps now resolve correctly in every case
· Improved consistency between generic and AEM project variable presets — capture and comparison override examples now documented in both
1.4.2
· Project sync — safer handling of changes when synchronizing projects
· Removal policies — choose how removed project data is handled during sync
· Documented capture and automation timeouts
· Updated footer branding and links
1.4.1
· Project sync — share project configuration (URLs, settings, scripts, variables) with your team via GitHub, any Git remote (Bitbucket, GitLab, Gitea, self-hosted), or a local/shared folder. Push and pull explicitly, or set a Pull mode to check and pull automatically
· Pull mode — choose how eagerly Comparador checks for remote changes: manual only, always, or every 5/15/60 minutes
· Sync status is based on comparing actual content, not timestamps, so it stays accurate across providers and reconnects
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