Chrome Debugging Protocol is a very good protocol to develop on Chrome, I am looking for the similar remote debugging protocol if Firefox support.
As I known, Firebug is the debugging tool of Firefox, but it is run as a plugin/extension, I need to debug Firefox with separated client connect to Firefox using websocket or other protocols, Then do some statistics for networking and etc.
Please see: https://firefox-source-docs.mozilla.org/remote/index.html.
It does support a subset of the chrome devtools protocol.
AFAIK, if you're trying to drive a browser like you can chrome, it will not work.
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I have an application that uses websockets. I'm under corporate proxy. When the application is in localhost all the websocket requests are fine in IE/Chrome and Firefox. But it works IE not in Chrome when it is hosted else where in my LAN network.
And in chrome echo from http://websocket.org/echo.html is successful
Websocket in chrome works when request is ws://localhost but fails if hosted on some IP
After a long search I found http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/5245/google-chrome-how-to-assign-a-proxy-server-that-is-different-from-internet-explorers-settings/
Since then Websockets started working chrome as well.
But It is not possible for a client to start in no proxy mode.
Could anyone help me brief explanation of why it is working only in no proxy mode ? and Why it is working in IE if IE and Chrome shares same proxy settings
I'm under corporate proxy.
How HTML5 Web Sockets Interact With Proxy Servers
Some proxies are not Websocket friendly. Try to use secure WebSockets (using wss:// instead ws://), since secure connections cannot be understood by proxies.
I would like to know how to disable to SSL protocol from Chrome/ Firefox browser. I tried to disable SSL from chrome browser by doing [Settings] -> [Change Proxy Settings] -> [Advanced].
My Server is designed to accept only TLS protocols. It works well with IE11 browser. But coming to Firefox/ Chrome, I am unable to determine whether SSL is working or not.
I followed this link to set for Chrome, but there is no hope. Does the SSL/TLS enabling/ disabling work in Chrome/ Firefox ?
Thanks,
RK
I read this awesome technique about remote debugging a Chrome browser instance from another Chrome browser instance,
I am wondering if it's possible to do this with a Chromebook.
How can I debug a Chromebook remotely the same way I can debug Chrome on Android?
How can I use IE8 Developer Tools to inspect network traffic?
Actually I need to test if files have loaded or if any errors occurred during page load .ln Firefox/Firebug I can do this by using the NET tab.
Internet Explorer 8 doesn't support network statistics in its developer tools. You'll need to upgrade to Internet Explorer 9 or use a third-party tool like Fiddler to inspect traffic.
I'm using jWebSockets to run a small internet app. Even though the website says there is explorer support using a flash bridge and this should be transparent, I can't seem to have my app running on explorer.
Is there something that needs to be done to have support for explorer that I'm missing?
For a Flash WebSocket implementation like this to work, you need to run a Flash Policy File server on port 843 serving a policy file which instructs Flash player to allow outbound socket connections. Obviously, you also need to include the relevant Flash files in your client HTML page. Just follow the instructions in the reference. This specific bridge works with IE8/9 and also other WebSocket lacking browsers with Flash support like the native Android browser (pre Chrome Mobile).