This seems to modify styles of sites that are not just json documents. For example it sets float left on DL elements.

For extra viewing pleasure on large datasets it might come in handy to be able to collapse and expand nodes. Look at firefox plugin "jsonview" for inspiration ;)

please visit http://daringfireball.net/ to see the problem (toggle the extension on/off to view how it breaks)

A good rest API usually includes links to other entities.

It would be nice if the links would be clickable, similar to JSONView on chromes extension.

Noticed that json formatter extension is causing incorrect fonts to load on certain sites. Specifically EliisLabs forums:

http://www.expressionengine.com/forums
http://www.mojomotor.com/forums
http://www.codeigniter.com/forums

and my OS is 10.8.1

Like, e.g. data:application/json,%7B%22a%22:%20%7B%22b%22:%20%7B%22c%22:%20%5B1,2,3%5D%7D%7D%7D (just copy and paste this string to your URL field).

German or russian umlauts are not displayed properly (displayed as escape characters)

JSON.parse fails if the response is JSONP ( e.g.: callback({ key: "value" }); ). This is correct, but inconvenient.

Even something simple like this would be nice (haven't tested, probably wrong):

var callback, json;
// [$A-Za-z_][0-9A-Za-z_]* is a valid JavaScript function name...
var matches = /\s*([$A-Za-z_][0-9A-Za-z_]*)\s*\((.*)\)/.exec( document.body.textContent );
if (matches) {
    callback = matches[1];
    json = matches[2];
} else {
    // no callback
    json = document.body.textContent;
}

Then format as you please.

Adding a Collapse All button or preference would immensely help me when working with huge JSON files where I only want to drill into one block of JSON or several nested blocks.

Thanks!

In Safari 5.1.3, JSON Formatter 1.1, the toggle button's internal gradient doesn't have rounded corners. Adding the following CSS fixes it:

#toolbar li {
    border-radius: 4px;
}

" in content breaks formatting

{
"example":""quoted content""
}

doesn't format correctly

I'd like to be able to see formatted JSON in iframes.

When retrieving big datasets (like CouchDB views at 500KB+) the sorting of the page is slowing down the whole system. Therefor I deactivated the automated sorting of this extension.

However it would be nice to see smaller results sorted.
What I would like to see, an option to cancel the automated sorting when a certain size is reached.

toolbar li element should have a border-radius: 4px;

I'm using jquery.upload in JSON format.
http://lagoscript.org/jquery/upload

This plugin changes the response body before jquery.upload get it, and jquery.upload fails to get JSON in its iframe for Ajax upload.

If this plugin can skip parsing JSON in iframe, it would be fixed.

Example: instead of À I'm getting \u00c0.

Hi,

While signing up with typeform.com, the async JSON(P?) call they use to return signup success/failure status, comes up as a full window JSON output (like when your normally load up a JSON file with this plug-in loaded), overwriting whatever is on screen currently.

When I turn off the JSON formatter plug-in, the signup procedure on this website behaves as normal, i.e. modifying the DOM to display a success message.

It would be nice if this plugin could take JSON that is wrapped in a single function call, which is what is returned by JSONP calls. So this would get formatted:

name_of_function(
valid_JSON
)

The name_of_function has to allow an arbitrary identifier.

This is the first time I've seen this bug, but it may not isolated to this website.

When I navigate here in Safari with the extension enabled, I am sent to a page containing the JSON for what I am guessing is the tab formatting instead of the article (image below).

Visiting that website in another browser or with the extension disabled shows me the article without any issues.

"Safari no longer supports unsafe extensions.

“JSON Formatter” is no longer supported. You can find newer extensions reviewed by Apple in the App Store or Safari Extensions Gallery."

Hello, I'm a happy user with your safari extension.
I'm a iOS and django developer.
The django side will output JSON format to iOS side.
Your extension helps me a lot while checking the content django returned.

But currently, I have to check some JSON output with some UTF-8 Chinese string.
for example:
{"patientType": "\u9580\u8a3a"}
which should be
{"patientType": "門診"}

I have no idea how to solve this in an extension development.
But I hope one day I can use your extension for checking JSON with non-English content.
Thanks very much.