Chrome became unresponsive when entring breakpoint
I have an issue about debug.
Proxy not working in Chrome and getting error
I have opened the chrome with proxy command line switch
How can i interpret dropped frames possibly associated with a lone “task” in Chome dev tools
I have a requestAnimationFrame
loop which renders some webGL. It seems that it does this very fast, but i still see these dropped frames in the profile. It doesnt always seem to align, with this “Task” that i have selected but i wonder if it is related.
Sources tab + F8 in Chrome inspector is not freezing the browser
I am trying to see a tooltip element in the inspector and I need to freeze the browser to do so. In the past, I’ve simply opened the Sources tab in the Chrome inspector, hovered over the element to get the tooltip to appear, and then hit F8. I’ve made quadruply sure that I am clicking only in the console before hitting F8.
Chrome Command Line option –blink-settings=imagesEnabled=false working in unexpected way
I have created a process in .NET Core and opening a chrome browser with arguments ” –blink-settings=imagesEnabled=false –remote-debugging-port=0″. I have connected to the websocket through Postman. I have used “Page.navigate” CDP for opening a URL in chrome tab.
Chrome DevTools Network tab change display 5000 ms
Chrome DevTools Network tab display is 5000 ms currently (attach screenshot).
How to zoom in or make the display setting from 5000 ms to a smaller value such as 10 ms?
Chrome Developer Tools (F12) Stealing Focus
I’m working with a bar code scanner that is used to scan data & populate a web page. For this to work I a specific element on the web page to have focus. This is working, unless the F12 tools are open & then the Developer Tools have focus.
Using Chrome Devtools Protocol to zoom chrome browser
Using below code,
Google Chrome shows “Other tabs share a process with this tab, which may result in an unexpected DevTools experience” when opening the dev tools
The title says it all, Google Chrome warns “Other tabs share a process with this tab, which may result in an unexpected DevTools experience” when opening the dev tools.
I searched online for this text, however, I was only able to find source code matches.
Does anyone have any idea on how this can be mitigated, so that I can get my Chrome to start behaving predictably again?