TurboKit vs Salesforce Inspector Reloaded

A comparison of features and capabilities between TurboKit and Salesforce Inspector Reloaded.

TurboKit vs Salesforce Inspector Reloaded

This document provides a comprehensive comparison between TurboKit and Salesforce Inspector Reloaded, highlighting the similarities, differences, and unique features of each extension.

Overview

Both TurboKit and Salesforce Inspector Reloaded are browser extensions designed to enhance productivity for Salesforce administrators and developers. While they share some common functionality, each has its own unique features and approach to extending the Salesforce experience.

Common Features

Data Export & Import

FeatureTurboKitSalesforce Inspector Reloaded
SOQL Query Builder
Query History
Multiple Export Formats✅ (CSV, Excel, JSON)✅ (CSV, Excel, JSON)
Field Autocomplete
Query Performance Metrics
Data Import with Field Mapping

Metadata Inspection

FeatureTurboKitSalesforce Inspector Reloaded
Field-level Details
Object Relationships
Field Properties
In-page Field Inspection

REST API Explorer

FeatureTurboKitSalesforce Inspector Reloaded
API Request Builder
Response Visualization
Multiple API Versions
Custom Headers

TurboKit Exclusive Features

Profile Reader

TurboKit offers a comprehensive Profile Reader that allows administrators to compare profiles and permission sets side by side, with detailed views for:

  • System permissions
  • Object permissions
  • Field-level security
  • Layout assignments
  • Class access
  • Page access
  • Tab access
  • App access
  • Access restrictions
  • Permission set groups
  • Permission set assignments

This level of detail and comparison capability is not available in Salesforce Inspector Reloaded.

Event Monitor

TurboKit includes a dedicated Event Monitor for subscribing to and monitoring Salesforce platform events in real-time, with features such as:

  • Real-time event monitoring
  • Event channel selection
  • Event replay
  • JSON visualization
  • Event history
  • Copy functionality
  • Production safeguards

Salesforce Inspector Reloaded does not include a dedicated platform event monitoring tool.

Field Creator

TurboKit's Field Creator provides a streamlined interface for creating and deploying custom fields to Salesforce objects, with features such as:

  • Multiple field type support
  • Field property configuration
  • Permission management
  • Batch field creation
  • Field deployment
  • Field templates

While Salesforce Inspector Reloaded allows viewing field metadata, it does not include a dedicated tool for creating and deploying fields.

Organization Limits Viewer

TurboKit includes a dedicated Organization Limits Viewer for monitoring Salesforce organization limits in real-time, with features such as:

  • Real-time monitoring
  • Comprehensive coverage
  • Visual indicators
  • Percentage display
  • Categorized view
  • Search functionality
  • Refresh capability

Salesforce Inspector Reloaded includes basic organization limits viewing but with less detail and visualization.

Salesforce Inspector Reloaded Exclusive Features

Setup Shortcuts

Salesforce Inspector Reloaded includes a dedicated Shortcuts tab for quick access to Salesforce setup pages, with features such as:

  • Categorized shortcuts
  • Search functionality
  • Custom link support
  • Metadata search integration

TurboKit does not include a dedicated shortcuts feature.

Flow Scrollability

Salesforce Inspector Reloaded includes a feature to enable or disable scrollability in the Flow Builder, which can improve the user experience when working with complex flows.

Favicon Customization

Salesforce Inspector Reloaded allows customizing the favicon for different Salesforce orgs, making it easier to distinguish between different environments in browser tabs.

Debug Log Management

Salesforce Inspector Reloaded includes features for enabling and managing debug logs directly from the extension.

User Interface and Experience

TurboKit

  • Modern, React-based UI with a consistent design across all tools
  • Tabbed interface for easy navigation between tools
  • Responsive design that adapts to different screen sizes
  • Built with the WXT (Web Extension Toolkit) framework for better performance and maintainability

Salesforce Inspector Reloaded

  • Traditional UI with a focus on functionality
  • Popup interface with buttons for different tools
  • Consistent design based on the original Salesforce Inspector
  • Built with a mix of vanilla JavaScript and jQuery

Performance and Reliability

Both extensions are designed to be performant and reliable, but there are some differences:

  • TurboKit uses modern JavaScript frameworks and patterns, which can provide better performance for complex operations
  • Salesforce Inspector Reloaded is based on the well-established Salesforce Inspector codebase, with optimizations for reliability

Authentication and Security

Both extensions support OAuth 2.0 authentication for secure access to Salesforce APIs:

  • TurboKit includes built-in OAuth 2.0 authentication with support for connected apps
  • Salesforce Inspector Reloaded supports both session-based authentication and OAuth 2.0 with connected apps

Conclusion

Both TurboKit and Salesforce Inspector Reloaded offer valuable tools for Salesforce administrators and developers, with some overlap in core functionality but also unique features that set them apart.

TurboKit excels in providing comprehensive tools for profile and permission management, event monitoring, field creation, and organization limits visualization, with a modern UI built on the latest web technologies.

Salesforce Inspector Reloaded builds on the foundation of the original Salesforce Inspector, adding new features and improvements while maintaining the familiar interface and functionality that users have come to rely on.

The choice between the two extensions depends on your specific needs and preferences, with TurboKit offering more advanced features for security and metadata management, and Salesforce Inspector Reloaded providing a familiar experience with unique utilities for everyday Salesforce administration.