google-chrome

问题 We built a chrome extension to be used only inside our company by selective people. We do not want to publish this on chrome web store. We could do this before by just drag & drop the crx file in the extensions page. But in the latest version of chrome(i use 35.x), we are not able to do this anymore. Whenever we try to install the crx file, chrome automatically disables it and shows a message "This extension is not listed in the Chrome Web Store and may have been added without your knowledge"

问题 We built a chrome extension to be used only inside our company by selective people. We do not want to publish this on chrome web store. We could do this before by just drag & drop the crx file in the extensions page. But in the latest version of chrome(i use 35.x), we are not able to do this anymore. Whenever we try to install the crx file, chrome automatically disables it and shows a message "This extension is not listed in the Chrome Web Store and may have been added without your knowledge"

问题 I do a lot of my dev work from mobile devices. Is there a way to get js access to console.log output from within a mobile browser? 回答1: Currently, the best method would be to 'hook into' the native console and display the output as HTML, while still allowing the output to go to the native console. You could implement your own version very easily.... // Reference to an output container, use 'pre' styling for JSON output var output = document.createElement('pre'); document.body.appendChild

问题 I do a lot of my dev work from mobile devices. Is there a way to get js access to console.log output from within a mobile browser? 回答1: Currently, the best method would be to 'hook into' the native console and display the output as HTML, while still allowing the output to go to the native console. You could implement your own version very easily.... // Reference to an output container, use 'pre' styling for JSON output var output = document.createElement('pre'); document.body.appendChild

问题 I do a lot of my dev work from mobile devices. Is there a way to get js access to console.log output from within a mobile browser? 回答1: Currently, the best method would be to 'hook into' the native console and display the output as HTML, while still allowing the output to go to the native console. You could implement your own version very easily.... // Reference to an output container, use 'pre' styling for JSON output var output = document.createElement('pre'); document.body.appendChild

问题 Is there a way to style google chrome default pdf view? I'm trying to change the gray background color to white also make the scroller little bigger for mobile devices if possible. I tried to target it on css with no luck // pdf viewer custom style iframe { html { body { background-color: #ffffff !important; } #zoom-toolbar { display: none !important; } #zoom-buttons { display: none !important; } } } It looks like it's creating shadow document on the html but I couldn't find any way to target

问题 Is there a way to style google chrome default pdf view? I'm trying to change the gray background color to white also make the scroller little bigger for mobile devices if possible. I tried to target it on css with no luck // pdf viewer custom style iframe { html { body { background-color: #ffffff !important; } #zoom-toolbar { display: none !important; } #zoom-buttons { display: none !important; } } } It looks like it's creating shadow document on the html but I couldn't find any way to target

问题 Is there a way to style google chrome default pdf view? I'm trying to change the gray background color to white also make the scroller little bigger for mobile devices if possible. I tried to target it on css with no luck // pdf viewer custom style iframe { html { body { background-color: #ffffff !important; } #zoom-toolbar { display: none !important; } #zoom-buttons { display: none !important; } } } It looks like it's creating shadow document on the html but I couldn't find any way to target

问题 These days, I need to draw many images on a canvas. The canvas size is 800x600px, and I have many images of 256x256px(some is smaller) to draw on it, these small images will compose a complete image on the canvas. I have two ways to implement this. First, if I use canvas 2D context, that is context = canvas.getContext('2d') , then I can just use context.drawimage() method to put every image on the proper location of the canvas. Another way, I use WebGL to draw these images on the canvas. On

问题 These days, I need to draw many images on a canvas. The canvas size is 800x600px, and I have many images of 256x256px(some is smaller) to draw on it, these small images will compose a complete image on the canvas. I have two ways to implement this. First, if I use canvas 2D context, that is context = canvas.getContext('2d') , then I can just use context.drawimage() method to put every image on the proper location of the canvas. Another way, I use WebGL to draw these images on the canvas. On