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Browser DevTools extension for debugging Vue.js
As of 30 August 2026, Vue.js Devtools is free to use. Vue. Softwr lists it under Browser Extensions. Vue.js Devtools is made by Vue.js, launched in 2014, available on Browser extension.
Overview
Vue.js Devtools is a browser extension for debugging Vue.js applications. It provides a dedicated panel in browser DevTools for inspecting Vue components, Vuex store, Vue Router, and performance metrics.
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Capabilities
Component tree
Vuex state
Vue Router
Performance timeline
Chrome support
Available on chrome
Firefox support
Available on firefox
Edge support
Available on edge
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Vue.js is licensed under the MIT License, which permits commercial use, modification, distribution, and private use without restrictions.
SourceYes. Vue.js is MIT-licensed open source software with no commercial use restrictions. You can use it freely in commercial products.
SourceVue.js offers free community support through Discord, GitHub Discussions, and DEV Community. Paid learning resources include Vue Mastery and Vue School, plus official Vue.js Certification is available.
SourceVue.js is sustained through optional sponsorships at Platinum and Gold tiers, and ancillary commercial services including training, certification, and a jobs board.
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