Is there an add-on for Chrome or Mozilla that shows the DOM address of an element?

Question

JavaScript

This means such an address at which it can be unambiguously found through JQuery (), for example. Something like: "body div.myclass p a"

Answer 1

In Chrome, in the Elements panel, right-click -> Copy CSS Path .

Answer 2

You can write f-yu in JS and drive the necessary "patient" into it and get what you need. Found somewhere like this 100%, try Google.

Answer 3

Do you need a specific element or all elements of this class?
For a particular element, you can use FirePath, which gives an xpath.
And xpath can be driven into jQuery XPath plugin or document.evaluate() (All browsers except IE).
For the element class, the same plugin produces a css selector.