In Chrome to add the React Developer Tool option you
need to click on the (top right) 3 dots, to customize and control google
chrome.
Then select the More Tools Option
and select Extensions
In here you can search for React Developer Tools and install it.
Then when a page is open that is running a React App you can
Right-Click on a blank area of the screen and choose inspect.
There is an
Interactive Tutorial that
you can look at.
There is also
React Document that
you can look at.
When a React App is running the Chrome Extension in top right corner
(for React Developer Tools, if it is pinned to the bar) will be
coloured. It is grey if it is NOT a React App.
If the extension is not displayed you can go in to customize it
(select 3 dots top right of chrome, select More Tools/Extensions, find the
React Developer Tools App and pin it to the bar)
On an empty section of the web page
RightClick and select Inspect
On the pop-up section there should be a couple of new options
Components
Profiler
when you first do this, check to see if ...
...Select the Components and a new pop-up should appear.
...Select Components on the pop-up
and if a filter shows up click the 'X' to delete it.