Chrome dev tools sources tab does not show all css/js files. The css/js files are in the head section, and can be loaded successfully from another tab using their URLs. Could not debug source now.
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Below is the image for example and I want to copy all the files links? How can I do that at once.
In the Developer Tools window within the Chrome Browser, there is a "Sources" tab which in the past, I have been able to set breakpoints and step through the Javascript. I am still able to do that for a web app that I wrote. However, when I try to do the same for some another web app, the javascript file does not appear on the Sources tab. Instead, I find it on the Application tab but I do not appear to have the ability to step through the breakpoints on that tab.
How does the Application tab differ from the Sources tab and how might I be able to debug the javascript file?
How can I get chrome to auto-reload generated css?
I've seen lots of sites advising me to check the "Auto-reload generated CSS" checkbox in dev tools settings, eg Chrome's "Auto-Reload Generated CSS" not reloading page when SASS recompiles CSS.
But I do not see that option there, my options page has the option to enable CSS source maps, but there is no option for "Auto-reload generated CSS"
(Unfortunately, my work internet proxy prevents upload of images, so i can't upload an image)
Has this option been removed from chrome dev tools? Or is there some hidden config setting I need to change?
I'm using chrome version 53.0.2785.116 m (64-bit) on Windows 7 SP1.
Thanks in advance for any help.
See https://crbug.com/642802:
When you add a folder to the workspace and establish mapping, this happens automatically now.
See Set Up Persistence with DevTools Workspaces:
In case you've already mapped your local folder to your workspace, but the browser is still serving the network folder contents to automatically stage persistent changes in the browser, map local files in the folder to a URL:
I previously enjoyed making changes in CSS in Chrome Developer Tools, then saving over the CSS file in my local storage, using sources tab.
This now has stopped working. I can save as, replace, but the css file no longer replaces, when I refresh browser all my changes are lost.
Any advice?
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I am developing a web application with angularjs and i want to hide the app folder that contain some js files with sensible data.