Recently on the latest chrome browser, when adding css using inspector-stylesheet by clicking the ‘+’ button with !important; on it, the inspector-stylesheet shows it as !important;!i;!; instead of !important;

Recently on the latest chrome browser, when adding css using inspector-stylesheet by clicking the ‘+’ button with !important; on it, the inspector-stylesheet shows it as !important;!i;!; instead of !important;

I’m trying to fix a CORS error when doing local development but the error message I’m getting in the console doesn’t make sense, because it’s saying that it’s receiving a preflight response from the server, but I get the same error message even if I turn off my server. So I just want a reliable way to know if the request I see in the Network tab (including the preflight request) is being blocked by the browser or if the request was actually sent.

I’m trying to fix a CORS error when doing local development but the error message I’m getting in the console doesn’t make sense, because it’s saying that it’s receiving a preflight response from the server, but I get the same error message even if I turn off my server. So I just want a reliable way to know if the request I see in the Network tab (including the preflight request) is being blocked by the browser or if the request was actually sent.

I’m trying to fix a CORS error when doing local development but the error message I’m getting in the console doesn’t make sense, because it’s saying that it’s receiving a preflight response from the server, but I get the same error message even if I turn off my server. So I just want a reliable way to know if the request I see in the Network tab (including the preflight request) is being blocked by the browser or if the request was actually sent.

I am trying to debug an issue that occurs on only 1 customers system (a Chromebook). It is acting like a single click on the button sends the request 4 times. And the app server is on Azure.

While building devtools-frontend i am facing this error

Why are there times when you do ‘Replay XHR’ nothing just happens? After closing the browser and restarting it continues to work, until it crashes again in the same request.
In this interval, if you replay xhr in another request, it works. The method is POST with response in normal JSON.
Chrome 126.0.6478.127(arm64)

The Filter input on the Network tab of Chrome’s DevTools can find requests by all kinds of properties, but when you don’t use any of those keywords, what does it look for then?

I have two Chrome windows with CDT opened, using right-click Inspect on the web page. The vertical 3 dots option in both windows show different options.