Sorry if this is posted in the wrong place but I'm trying to find a download link for the old GWT Dev Mode plugin on the Chrome browser, however the link to the google store appears to be dead. Anyone got a location online I could get it from ?
Thanks.
The link was purposely removed, because the plugin does not work with chrome anymore.
Some googling lead me to this question which lead me to this discussion which contains several links to old versions of the plugin, including this one.
But I'm very dubious about why you need this plugin. The only way it would work is if you have a very old version of Chrome, and at that point I'm not sure why you're testing via the plugin anyway. You should be using Super Dev Mode instead.
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I am attempting to use google docs with firefox, but am constantly getting this message.
It never goes away.
And if I close the tab all of my work is deleted.
This is a brand new Firefox install.
Is this an attempt to force us back to using chrome with google docs?
I have been a chrome user for many years but was recently forced to switch to firefox because chrome has an intolerable bug on macOS catalina.
I need to use google docs but I can't use chrome because of this chrome bug and now I can't use firefox because of this bug with google docs.
Is there a work-around for the problem?
Chrome allows me to work with local copies of google docs without losing work if I lose my network connection, but I cannot find a similar plugin for firefox.
I tried to reproduce the issue on Firefox, however it seems to work fine at my end without any sort of error or warning popup in saving.
But, Google is known to play nasty with competitors to promote Chrome and it can't be ruled out that it might be a cause too. You can try multiple options, and check which one works.
Possible Solutions:
If you want to trick google into thinking you are browsing on Chrome, change this setting in Firefox as mentioned here!
Try using the Firefox Developer Edition: [Official Link])(https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/developer/ "Firefox Developer Edition")
If the above options don't work, try switching to Microsoft Edge for a Chrome alternative if the bug is particularly associated with Google Chrome, though they both are based on Chromium, it's worth a try.
Searching through the Google forums, I came across an issue with GDrive not loading in Firefox. https://support.google.com/drive/thread/1987396?hl=en&msgid=22679169
The last comment on the page the user mentions disabling CORS
Find a solution ! When the add-in CORS (Access-control-Allow-Origin)
is enabled impossible to load the google drive page but no problem
when it is deactivated.
Have you tried disabling the CORS? http://testingfreak.com/how-to-fix-cross-origin-request-security-cors-error-in-firefox-chrome-and-ie/
This will happen if you try to copy/paste info from a place that is restricted. Make sure editing is turned on for all users. If it’s not “shared” correctly it will glitch.
I used this nifty feature that chrome had for quite a while called "canvas inspector". It was an experimental dev feature that had to manually be enabled.
It was quite helpful when working with webgl via something like THREE.js where you can easily create a bunch of undesired draw calls by accident.
Also, it worked on any website, you could simply take a snapshot and see whats going on in the canvas.
It... miraculously disappeared one day, and google does not give any insight.
I've tried some extensions but they dont feel nearly as good, or i couldn't even get them to work. Is there another way to get this back into chrome?
Apparently it was doing some cheeky stuff that they didn't want in the main project so it was removed in this issue: DevTools: make Canvas profiler an extension
We can make it an extension though. This bug is for tracking removal of the canvas profiler from the DevTools. There will be a separate initiative of porting the code being removed into github and publishing it as a Chrome extension.
According to that issue they might move it to an extension in the future but I haven't found any traces of it as of now. They haven't responded to a question in the above issue about where the new issue could be tracked.
Chrome and Firefox have both removed their Canvas inspectors...
Original Answer:
This is not exactly what the question asks for, but Firefox has a canvas inspector integrated:
https://hacks.mozilla.org/2014/03/introducing-the-canvas-debugger-in-firefox-developer-tools/
You can enable it in the settings of the normal inspector
EDIT: (2019)
The Canvas Inspector has been removed as of Firefox 67:
Mozilla deprecated listing
Bug report with reasoning
Alternative:
spector.js - Recommended alternative by Mozilla
Canvas inspection was just removed!
You can download an old version of Chromium here like Chromium_OSX_43.0.2357.81.dmg. (Provided by freesmug)
Happy Canvas Inspection!
This is the best extension inspector I’ve seen so far.
https://spector.babylonjs.com
First go into
chrome://flags
Then enable
Developer Tools experiments
Then after restarting your browser, open the devlopers tools by hitting f12, then in the top right corner is a gear. Click on it, go to experiments, then find "canvas inspection". It's unstable, but usable.
I have been practicing angularjs tuts from various tutorials,
I ran across a video tutorial which shows/depicts the live edit of html+angularjs in chrome browser
I am bit amazed with the feature , i am searching for the same since a day and unable to get any such feature,
Alterntatively i tried with webstrom7 which is bit buggy not working with chrome properly on frequent occasions, I know that brackets.io does implement such feature but i would be appreciating the below chrome live edit.
can anyone identify this live editor feature from the pic and suggest the best way to grab it for windows box - is the below a plugin ?
Is Batarang. a Chrome Extension!
Our team uses Chrome Web Developer tools to debug JavaScript. As of yesterday when our browsers upgraded to Chrome Version 27.0.1453.93, the Sources section no longer lists all the JavaScript files. Does anyone know if this is a bug or if there is a setting? Some JavaScript files are still listed but I can't find the criteria for files being listed or not. I checked on an older Chrome Browser pointing to the same URL and all the files are listed. Anyone solved this?
I guess you may have some javascript code that has been loaded dynamically. If it is the case, you should use the phrase
//# sourceURL=foo.js
at the beginning of your javascript code. foo.js will be assigned it by debugger. And debugger will show it with that name.
chrome and firebug accept it, I am not sure about other browsers
If you try to visit the default rss feed for any recently updated wordpress site in the chrome browser you ALWAYS get this annoying prompt for "Which service should be used for viewing?". This did not used to happen in chrome. This does not happen in other major browsers. How can I correct this in chrome to just show me the parsed xml like it used to?
PS the example page you see in the background is http://wordpress.com/feed - as soon as you try to visit that page in chrome you should see this prompt as well.
I just discovered "Feed Intent Viewer" which is a Chrome extension that basically brings back the old functionality.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/oceapojkdgeophkjdijkpbjifdnfimdh
I am using chrome Version 21.0.1180.79 on ubuntu and having the same request to download issue on such safe websites as sciencefriday.com. I have submitted the problem to chrome. -fingers crossed for a patch-
I found a solution after many research (because it's really annoying...)
Download and install the new Beta version of chrome: it's all fixed