Very recently when running chromedriver I am no longer able to view embedded pdf's. Where the pdf should display is now gray with the puzzle piece saying 'this plugin is not supported'
I have verified that it displays in chrome when not running webdriver and also added:
chromeOptions.addArguments("--always-authorize-plugins=true");
I have also verified via chrome://plugins that Chrome PDF Viewer is enabled.
Chrome version is : Version 42.0.2311.90 m
This is a new error and the same code was working earlier this month so it isn't like it has never worked. Is anyone else having this issue or found a fix?
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I host a static folder containing some large PDFs (~7000 kb) on IIS 8.5 on Windows Server 2012 R2. When I open the PDF in Chrome, the following message always shows first. I have to reload the page many times to display the PDF correctly.
Then I checked the network log using Chrome developer tool and found out the failed requests have Status Code "206 Partial Content". See the following screenshot:
Does anyone have similar issue as me? Any help is really appreciated!
To solve this issue:
1. Use the latest version of Chrome
2. In google chrome, you can change the default chrome pdf viewer to Adobe pdf viewer plugin.
Here I find the option my Google Chrome Version 70.0.3538.77 (Official Build) (64-bit)
Please recheck ... PDF switch setting is available on Latest version of Google Chrome.
I'm trying to debug an issue in Flash Player that I have managed to fix in Firefox and Internet Explorer, Chrome however refuses to cooperate.
So I'm stuck with tracking down this Chrome specific issue. But as far as I can tell there's no way to get the Flash Debugger working on Chrome for Windows. I've read a few 'solutions' to this problem but most of these were for Mac or were for older versions of Chrome.
I tried disabling the Adobe Flash Player plugin in Chrome's chrome://plugins/ page and installing the Flash Player content debugger for Opera and Chromium based applications – PPAPI plugin, it doesn't seem to install successfully however as it doesn't show up in the plugins list nor am I able to view Flash Player content.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I have the same issue, however I was able to have the NPAPI debugger installed for a while. I think the key is the version of player. I found that it is impossible to install the adobe debugger if its version number is lower than the version of chrome flash player. I had the debugger working for about 2 months, but now I'm unable to install it since its version is 21.0.0.197 while chrome has just updated its player to version 21.0.0.213. Also I have found that sometimes I need to run non-personalized version of chrome right after installation. All I can do now is to wait for new version of adobe debugger.
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I've found deleting folder with its plugin (the one with version in the name) can help temporary ;) After browser restart I saw debugger in plugins instead.
Have not been able to use Chrome (Version 42.0.2311.90 (64-bit)) as a neo4j browser client after upgrading to the latest XCode / Command Tools in MacOS Yosemite 10.10.3 . Safari is working fine though. Is there an easy way to pinpoint to the actual problem? I'm using Neo4j 2.2.1
The following is a screenshot from the JavaScript console showing the errors:
mostly load resource errors and an uncaught error failing to instatiate module neo4jApp .
It works fine under Safari. It also works in a Chrome Incognito Window. Partially resetting settings is a trial and error exercise. While resetting all chrome settings finally solved the initial problem, I wonder if there is a better way and not having to lose all other user settings in Chrome.
I encountered the same exact issue today with Chromium 43.0.2357.81 (64-bit) and Neo4j 2.2.1. Clearing the cache and refreshing http://localhost:7474/browser/ wasn't working for me (javascript errors). What did work for me, was going to http://localhost:7474/webadmin/ which asked me to re-authenticate. After logging in, the Neo4j browser site loaded.
I wanted to upgrade my Chrome app to support offline_enabled flag in CRX manifest. However, when I test it with Chrome 14, it gives me the following error message and it stop downloading the crx.
"Package is invalid. Details: Hosted Apps Cannot use the extension feature 'offline_enabled'"
Any idea how to resolve this problem for Chrome version lower than 15?
Seems to be a Chrome bug.
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=98537
I had a couple of user script that worked in version 3.5 by adding command line option --enable-user-script, after I upgraded to version 4.0, all those scripts stop working. Chrome browser is promoting its extension, some of user script can be replace by a chrome extension. Can anybody confirm if latest chrome browser stop supporting user script?
The latest Chrome builds allow you to install a user script as an extension with no modification. Just open the .user.js in the browser.