I am looking for an easier way to reset setting for accessing location for Chrome for Android via remote debugging i.e. I want to do it from Chrome desktop application.
Is there a way to do that?
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I am looking for a more modern Weinre alternative
Weinre has been without support for about 3 years
Weinre allows me to generate a local server (Example: http://192.168.0.1:8888) exclusive to remotely debug
There are many good alternatives like devtool but... they don't allow you to mount a local server
The reason why I am looking for a remote debugging system is because I want to be able to debug from one Tablet to another tablet, the first tablet that runs the "devtools" from a URL and the second with my page to debug
Tools like Chrome USB debugging only works from a PC plugged into a phone, but not from a phone to another phone over the internet
Do you know any package that allows me to create a devtools server?
iOS WebKit debug proxy is a great modern alternative.
It allows you to debug directly in Chrome with live preview.
Hi I am developing MFC windows application,in that i call webpage using webBrowser control,Actually in web page we use lot of script based on CSS3, My agent run the application on windows xp system, if open in webBrowser control by default call Microsoft IE browser8. so it block the script. so i need to use chrome in webBrowser control.
So how to change ?
Note:Need to open inside windows application,not open outside browser.
I am using the free postman app on win 7.
I am unable to see application menu and update tab on settings dialog.
I have enabled debugging for packed apps as shown below.
Debugging for packed apps Mac, Windows, Linux, Chrome OS Enables
debugging context menu options such as Inspect Element for packed
applications. #debug-packed-apps Disable
Is there any way to get these items?
I am also using Postman Windows app on Win7.
I am getting all those options.
What version are using, the current is v4.10.3.
You may try to uninstall the existing one and re-install the current version.
So there is a native app and there is a chrome app i.e. Postman for windows and Postman for Chrome.
The Postman for Windows app has the options Certificates and Update but i didn't see the same on Chrome App.
Also, the interceptor is an add-on on the chrome app whereas the windows native app provides a proxy settings option.
Is there any way to remotely debug a mobile web app in a W10&Edge phone from a computer through a USB connection? I mean, the same way we debug web apps in Android and iOS through Chrome and Safari dev tools.
If it is posible, which are the requirements of the computer? Would it be posible from a W7 or W8 computer?
I do not believe it is possible via USB, but you can use something like VorlonJS to debug websites remotely, even on mobile devices.
I demo exactly how to do this in a sample on GitHub.
Developer:
Simply navigate to your dashboard at http://vorlondebugger.azurewebsites.net/dashboard/default. This is your dashboard for viewing who is currently on the Vorlon demo site.
Users:
Instruct them to navigate to http://vorlondemoapp.azurewebsites.net/, which is a basic HTML5 boilerplate site.
Usage:
Look at your dashboard, and you'll now see that the users are viewing the page. You can alter their code on-the-fly.
I had a same question. But I solve my problem with this:
I copied html+js code into my UWP application and then I can remote debug it with Visual Studio
So far, all xpcom examples I saw are Firefox addons. You write some C++ code, build, and register it. This resembles Microsoft COM in-process server, but instead of Windows registry the component information is stored in Firefox profile.
Does Firefox have out-of-the box ability to control it from another process using same API? Somthing like COM's local server application
When you start a second firefox instance, it communicates with the existing firefox process and tells it to open a new window, then dies. I suspect it uses some remote form of xpcom.