Jsonv is a free Chrome add-on developed by Klaus Ganser. It falls under the category of Browsers and specifically the subcategory of Add-ons & Tools. Jsonv, short for JSON viewer, is designed to format JSON files for easy viewing in the Chrome browser.

Jsonv offers several useful features to enhance the viewing experience of JSON files. One of the standout features is the ability to collapse objects and arrays, allowing users to easily navigate through complex JSON structures. This collapsible feature helps users focus on specific sections of the JSON file without being overwhelmed by excessive information.

To make the viewing process more visually appealing, Jsonv adopts an inspector-style color scheme. This color scheme not only enhances the readability of the JSON data but also adds a touch of elegance to the overall interface.

Additionally, Jsonv provides console access via the `json` variable, allowing users to interact with the JSON data directly from the developer console. This feature enables users to perform further analysis or manipulation of the JSON data as needed.

Furthermore, Jsonv supports clickable links within the JSON file. This feature is particularly useful when working with JSON files that contain URLs or links to external resources. Users can simply click on these links to open them in a new tab, saving time and effort.

Jsonv is a valuable tool for developers, data analysts, or anyone working with JSON files. Its intuitive interface, collapsible objects and arrays, inspector-style colors, console access, and clickable links make it a must-have add-on for anyone dealing with JSON data in Chrome.