HTML Filter

HTML Filter helps you quickly identify media and element types on the current webpage. The extension scans the active page and lets you highlight specific elements such as images, videos, iframes, SVGs, and audio. This makes it easier to inspect page structure, review media content, and focus only on the elements you want to see. Features • Scans the current page for common media and element types • Detects images, videos, iframes, SVGs, and audio elements • Lets you highlight one element type at a time • Includes a reset option to clear the active filter • Works directly from the extension popup HTML Filter is useful for quickly checking what kind of media appears on a webpage without manually inspecting the full source code. Please note that the extension may not work on all websites, as some pages use protected content, custom rendering methods, or unsupported technologies. One note: your current summary is okay, but “HTML filter” is slightly misleading because the extension does not really filter HTML code, it highlights page elements. If you want the listing to be more accurate, this summary is better: Highlights webpage elements by media type, including images, videos, iframes, SVGs, and audio.