Tailwidth - Tailwind CSS Breakpoint And Witdh Checker

Displays the current Tailwind CSS breakpoint and screen width in pixels.

🔥 Tailwind CSS Breakpoint Checker – Instantly See Screen Width & Active Tailwind Breakpoints! Are you a frontend developer or Tailwind CSS user? Stop guessing breakpoints! Tailwind Breakpoint Checker helps you instantly see your screen width in pixels and the currently active TailwindCSS breakpoint (sm, md, lg, xl, 2xl). Perfect for responsive design debugging and real-time breakpoint testing! 📏✨ 💡 Key Features: ✅ Live Breakpoint Detection – Instantly displays the active Tailwind CSS breakpoint. ✅ Real-Time Screen Width Display – See your current viewport width in pixels dynamically. ✅ Floating Overlay – A non-intrusive box in the bottom-right corner shows breakpoint info. ✅ One-Click Toggle – Easily turn it ON/OFF from the extension popup. ✅ Works Across All Tabs – Automatically applies on every open website. ✅ Lightweight & Blazing Fast – No unnecessary permissions, no performance impact! 🎯 Why Install? 🚀 TailwindCSS Developers' Best Friend – Save time debugging responsive designs. 🛠 Perfect for Frontend Developers – Quickly test Tailwind’s breakpoints. 👨‍💻 Enhance Productivity – No more manually resizing windows to check breakpoints! Whether you're a Tailwind CSS beginner or an experienced frontend engineer, this extension makes responsive development easier and faster! 🔧 How It Works 1️⃣ Install the extension from the Chrome Web Store. 2️⃣ Click the extension icon in your browser toolbar. 3️⃣ Toggle ON/OFF – A floating box will appear in the bottom-right corner. 4️⃣ Resize your window and watch the breakpoint & width update in real-time! 🚀 That’s it! No configuration needed – just install and start using! 💬 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) ❓ Does this extension work on all websites? ✅ Yes! It works on all websites. ❓ Does this extension slow down my browser? ✅ Nope! It’s a lightweight and optimized tool with zero performance impact. ❓ Does it work with all versions of TailwindCSS? ✅ Yes! It works with Tailwind CSS v2, v3, and future updates since it detects breakpoints dynamically.