Is there a way to prevent a new google chrome window from opening? Tell me how best to implement this lock. I could not find a suitable extension. Maybe I can just remove this item from the chrome menu and block the keyboard shortcut?
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https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/open-link-in-same-tab-pop/jmphljmgnagblkombahigniilhnbadca?hl=en
Have you tried this extension? I believe it is what you are looking for
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There are many websites that I use that take me to the wrong page, so I was wondering if this is possible, maybe with a chrome extension?
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This question already has answers here:
How do you inspect the web inspector in Chrome?
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Closed last year.
I have a Chrome extension, that runs (and displays) inside the Chrome dev-tools. (known as Extending DevTools)
I upgraded to version 97.0 of Chrome and since then, whenever I try to right click the mouse from inside the extension, nothing happens.
I need the right click in order to inspect my extension.
Any help will be much appreciated.
Edit:
This question is not a duplicate of other suggested questions. Although the accepted solution to this problem is the same as other suggested question, the cause of this problem is different. The problem of my question is that since version 97 of chrome, right click is disabled in some devtools-extensions. As pointed out by #wOxxOm, this problem is caused by this bug, whereas in other questions the poster directly wanted to know "how to inspect the devtools".
Thanks to #idoco for helping.
A nice workaround is to:
Open dev tools
Undock into separate window
Press option+cmd+i on the mac keyboard.
An explanation to why this issue happens can be found here:
https://microsoftedge.github.io/edgevr/posts/attacking-the-devtools/
Didn't know how to phrase my question but I'll try to explain it here.
Have you seen how you can start typing a website URL in chrome's then hit [TAB] and then chrome's URL bar will jump into a searchy status?
For example, type 'facebook.com' in your address bar, then hit [TAB]. what you type in now will be searched for inside facebook.
What does facebook have to have for it to work?
So the thing youre talking about is called omnibox, and here's a link to a similar question which includes loads of detailed answers: How to add google chrome omnibox-search support for your site?
Hope this helps.
Edit: For those reading wondering why they can't replicate the facebook example given in the question, omnibox doesnt always work for everyone, its always been iffy on my work computer but works perfectly at home, I believe its something to do with the browser settings (official advice is just to reset them and try again!)
This question already exists:
how to hide chrome extension apps in "chrome://extensions/"?
Closed 8 years ago.
Basically this question for chrome,
"How to create hidden Firefox Extension?".
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First off, it sounds like you're trying to build malware. If that's not the case, I'd suggest you clarify your intent.
However, it sounds like the closest thing to what you're looking for is Chrome's "Enterprise Policy" system. It's meant for use by large organizations to centrally manage hundreds of Chrome installations remotely, but it's also popular among malware developers (for the same reason). Your extension won't be "hidden," since Chrome doesn't allow for hidden extensions, but the user won't be able to uninstall it through chrome://extensions.
I've never worked with it before, so I can't give much more detail, but here's a link to a Google page that explains it a bit.
Again, you should really reconsider whatever it is that you're doing. If you need your code to be invisible to its user, you're probably doing something you shouldn't be.
Make a chrome app instead of an extension. It will appear in the apps window but not in the extensions window. I don't know of any other way. Chrome is fairly locked down.
Is there a way to set the Google Chrome's developer tools window to always be on top after it's been detached from the Chrome window itself? If not, is there any way to set the Firebug Lite plugin for Chrome to "always on top"?
It would save the hassle of switching between windows when debugging.
If you're using Windows, this Super User question answers it.
If you are using Ubuntu Right Click Menu Bar and in Option Menu Click Always on Top ..
Check Ask Ubuntu Answer Here
The other answers didn't work for me, but a software called TurboTop did. Super simple.
https://www.savardsoftware.com/turbotop/download.asp
Btw google should add some feature to help with this.. I'm suprised more people don't complain.