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I am trying to figure out how to inspect an element using Chrome. Now I know how to inspect an element, but how do I inspect a button's functions, like hover and active as well. I am trying to inspect the Youtube's sign-in button on the top left of the page. I got the hover attributes, but how do I inspect the link and active state attributes? When you're inspecting the element, in the styles tab, there's a "toggle element state" button. Click it to apply various pseudo-states: Just right click anywhere on a page and choose "Inspect element" from the menu. Chrome has a graphical tool for

I want to retrieve the average fps of the measured performance recording. So far I'm only able to get the duration and fps per frame by either hovering over the frame like this: or by selecting the frame: To get the average fps of all frames, I would have to sum and count them one by one by hand, which is quite inconvenient. Firefox devtools for example displays the average fps at the top right of the panel. You can use devtools-for-devtools. Switch devtools to detached window mode (click devtools settings icon, click "undock" icon). Next time you can simply press Ctrl - Shift - D to toggle

Before Google Chrome update I saw source map files at Chrome Devtools on Network tab. Now, after update to version 43.0.2357.134 m I don't see them. Maybe my code is wrong? Or it's done intentionally to hide those source maps? Now (1/10/2016) it looks like there is a way to get this information by searching for "map" in chrome://net-internals/#events This was a side-effect of fixing bug 362913 which was a feature request being tracked in issue 465032 . If you have a need for seeing the map files then please file a new issue for it and explain the use-case for why you need it. 来源： https:/

I set a breakpoint in a javascript function with Google Chrome Developer Tools. I am looking for a variable in the scope variables of the function with the value "Fred." How do I search for this value amongst the variables within the scope of the function? You can set a breakpoint within Chrome DevTools on a particular line, that's within the scope/context of said variable. When browser execution reaches the breakpoint, you'll have access to all variable/functions within its, and the global, scope. You could also utilize Chrome's console and output any variable that's accessible within the

How do I hide the annoying yellow box that appears under html fields when I hover over elements in the Chrome "Developer Tools" elements panel - it's driving me nuts as I can't see the bottom of my labels etc... Alexander Pavlov You might want to check Chrome 16 which got an improved element tooltip. Please comment on the bug and mention specific issues that you want to get fixed. Brandon From the posted bug: " https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=282493 ". If you hold keyboard Control (Ctrl) key before hovering the element (or command on a mac) the tooltip won't show. Not the

Chrome itself appears to work fine but I'm having problems with Developers Tools. After a short period of time it becomes unresponsive and the following dialog pops up... Is this a known bug, can or will it be fixed soon? Also, the meantime what should I do, how can I roll back to older working version of Chrome? I use Chrome and Developer Tools extensively and this is causing a major headache, so any advise would be welcome. It is a known bug that got pushed with v32. I have not seen anything about fixing it yet though. It happens with any model window (which includes devtools) or when Chrome