This version also comes with some improvements for developers using Server Components, an experimental feature introduced in React 18. If you want to try it out, @nextjs has built-in support (beta) for it nextjs.org/docs/advanced-fea…

React DevTools version 4.27 has been released! The browser extension is now using Manifest V3 as recommended by @googlechrome. The devtools now executes in a safer way, loads faster, and consumes less resource! Release details: github.com/facebook/react/bl…

We are aware of this issue and have submitted a patch (version 4.27.1) to Chrome Web Store. Sorry for the inconvenience!

React DevTools version 4.25.0 has been released and published to NPM and Chrome/Firefox/Edge. This release fixes a performance issue and adds component stacks to state updates in the Timeline Profiler. Release details: github.com/facebook/react/bl…

This is only effecting Chrome v102+. If you are still on an earlier version, a possible solution is to temporarily disable auto-upgrade. Otherwise, you can consider use Firefox for now, or use the standalone DevTools app github.com/facebook/react/tr…

We are aware of a bug on Chrome v102 and later that causes the component tree in extension become unresponsive after scrolling. We are investigating the root cause and trying to find a solution. Details: github.com/facebook/react/is…

We've released an update to NPM (4.24.3) as well as Chrome/Firefox Web Store (from 4.24.0 to 4.24.3). This update contains several recent bug fixes. As always, please let us know if you see anything unexpected 😃 github.com/facebook/react/bl…

We're so sad that @brian_d_vaughn is leaving the team. 😭 But all is not lost! Welcome @mengdi_en to the team! We're excited to have you onboard!

We've published two updates to NPM this week (4.24.1 and 4.24.2). We hope they improve the React Native user experience when there is a DevTools version mismatch. Let us know if you see anything unexpected! github.com/facebook/react/bl…

Lastly, this thread seems like a great time to say that if you're interested in contributing to DevTools, we also have a getting-started guide for contributors: github.com/facebook/react/bl… 6/n

We've also updated our architecture docs explaining how some of the more complicated pieces of DevTools fit together. github.com/facebook/react/bl… 5/n

The "react-devtools" package can be used to debug non-browser-based React applications (like React Native) as well as webapps running in mobile browsers, embedded Webviews, and Safari (desktop). github.com/facebook/react/bl… 4/n

The "react-devtools-inline" package can be used to embed React DevTools into browser-based tools like CodeSandbox, StackBlitz, and Replay. (Also the new React docs!) github.com/facebook/react/bl… 3/n

The "react-devtools-core" package provides low-level APIs to support renderers like React Native. If you are building a non-browser-based React renderer, this package can help the developers who use your renderer! github.com/facebook/react/bl… 2/n

New API documentation has landed for the DevTools NPM packages! 🥳 1/n

React DevTools version 4.24.1 has been released and published to NPM that fixes a connection issue with older versions of React Native. Release details: github.com/facebook/react/bl…

React DevTools version 4.24.0 has been published to NPM and submitted to Chrome, Edge, and Firefox stores. (Note that it may take a few days for the extensions to be approved and roll out.) Release details here: github.com/facebook/react/bl…

We hope to expand what this "basic" information includes in the future, pending discussions with Chrome and other vendors.

¹ Basic information includes React state updates, rendering/priorities, and suspense. It does not include network events, native events, or screenshots. P.S. In case you missed the Timeline profiler announcement, here's a link: youtube.com/watch?v=8dUpL8SC…