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?
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I'm casting a google calendar page (so there is auth involved) to chrome cast via the chrome browser Cast.. feature - but occasionally it loses the connection.
Is there any chrome extension or other way that I can detect this lost connection and reconnect and send it to this specific chrome cast device.
The Chrome browser is always on - it's a chromebook tablet.
I've been trying to generate a custom client certificate on Chrome OS for things like VPN.
No matter what I do, I keep getting that chrome.enterprise.platformKeys is undefined.
I've been creating test extensions in Developer mode on my managed Chrome OS machine. I see on the documentation page here it says:
Note: This API is only for extensions pre-installed by policy.
How can I properly use this API, if I want to test apps in Developer mode?
I needed to debug a PWA that throws an error only when running in standalone mode, this PWA worked fine on the same device but when opened from Google Chrome directly.
I was debugging this web app by connecting from the desktop's Chrome developer tools with USB debugging enabled, but this was quite slow, as I had to build the PWA and publish it to be able to check the changes that I've made because this error was not thrown in development mode (The app is built using Nuxt.js).
That error was related to a code that checks if the web app is running in standalone mode:
window.matchMedia('(display-mode: standalone)').matches
I have resolved the issue but is there a way to simulate this display-mode: standalone from Google Chrome on the desktop?
I use CEF to set up a remote debugging session, but since its not running in my Chrome's devtools themselves (but as an actual webpage), I don't have access to my react or redux dev tools extensions.
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.