Analyze and check on-page schemas and structured data of a webpage. Ideal for developers and SEOs

Latest Version

Version
1.0.1
Update
August 13, 2024
Size
215KiB
Developer
vryse.co
Category
Users
246
Rating
5 ★
Manifest Version
3
Web Store Status
Languages Support
English
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Permissions
ActiveTab
Scripting
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Fast Schema Markup Checker - By Vryse SEO Extension

Fast Schema Analyzer is a versatile Chrome extension designed to streamline the process of analyzing and validating schema markups directly within your browser. This tool is essential for anyone who needs to ensure that their web pages are properly optimized with structured data, meeting the necessary standards for Google’s rich results.

⭐️ Key Features
1. Schema Markup Checker: Instantly analyze any web page to determine whether it includes schema markup. This feature is the cornerstone of Fast Schema Analyzer, allowing users to quickly check if a URL has schema.

2. Validate Schemas: The extension goes beyond basic checking by validating the schemas found on the page. It ensures that the structured data is correctly implemented according to Google’s guidelines, making it a robust json-ld validator.

3. Copy JSON Code: Easily copy the JSON-LD structured data code from the page. This feature allows developers and SEOs to reuse or modify existing schema markup effortlessly.

4. Dropdown Accordion: The extension features a user-friendly interface with collapsible sections that allow users to expand and review each schema type found on the page. This makes the schema checking process more organized and efficient.

5. Rich Result Checker: Understand the potential impact of your schema on Google’s search results by checking which types of schema might trigger rich results, enhancing your site’s visibility.

❓ How It Works
1. Simple Interface: Just click the extension icon while browsing any webpage, and Fast Schema Analyzer will automatically scan the page for structured data.

2. Automatic Detection: The extension instantly checks if a URL has schema and presents the findings in a structured, easy-to-understand format.

3. Schema Validation: It validates the schema markup directly in your browser, making sure it adheres to Google’s standards, helping you avoid common errors that could affect your SEO performance.

4. Comprehensive Analysis: The extension supports all common schema types, including Article, Product, Event, FAQPage, and more, ensuring a wide application across different content types.

🤝 Benefits
1. Quick Schema Checking: No need for complex tools; simply open the extension to check structured data on any webpage in real-time.

2. Improved SEO: Ensure your pages are eligible for Google’s rich results by using the built-in rich result checker, which verifies the correct implementation of structured data.

3. Developer-Friendly: The ability to copy JSON-LD data directly from the extension makes it a practical tool for developers looking to implement or tweak structured data on their sites.


💡Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What types of schema markups does Fast Schema Analyzer support?
A: The extension supports a wide range of schema types, including but not limited to Product, Event, Article, and FAQPage schemas.

Q: Can Fast Schema Analyzer check structured data on competitor sites?
A: Yes, simply navigate to any URL, and the extension will check if the URL has schema and validate the structured data if present.

Q: How does the extension validate schemas?
A: Fast Schema Analyzer acts as a json-ld validator, ensuring that the structured data on the page conforms to Google’s guidelines, reducing the risk of errors.
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Source Manifest.json

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