google-chrome-devtools

I know about Workspaces recently introduced in DevTools but that is not that i need. For example: page uses jquery that is loaded from CDN, i modify jquery library code, press ctrl-s, reload page -> modifications are lost. Or i want to debug some site i don't have an ability to change files of. I don't want only save changes as in save CSS - while browsing, how can I save the css files from inside chrome dev or firebug to local directory , i want them to persist between page reloads. You got most of it, but here's the slight change: Make a change in the Styles pane (or in Sources), then click

I have read docs, but still cannot realize. I have desktop application written in C and Chrome extension. I know how to receive this message in my chrome extension: port.onMessage.addListener(function(msg) { console.log("Received" + msg); }); What should I write in my C application to send a message to my chrome extension? Python/NodeJS examples are also appropriate. kylehuff In order for a native messaging host to send data back to Chrome, you must first send four bytes of length information and then send the JSON formatted message as a string/char-array. Below are two examples for C and C++

I am beginner in Chrome extensions development. I need to extend existing extension ( angularjs-batarang ), but I have some problems with debugging. manifest.json has entries: "background": { "page": "background.html" }, "devtools_page": "devtoolsBackground.html" The question is: how to debug devtools_page ? I added to manifest.json additional entry "options_page": "devtoolsBackground.html" and when I add this extension to Chrome I have possibility to run options page from chrome://extensions . It works because application stops at breakpoints. But unfortunatelly I have no access to chrome

How can i get the list of network requests using Javascript done by the HTML, as seen in the chrome devtools. For example: This is the devtools for google.com. I want to, using javascript get all these request in a list. is this possible? if yes how? Some browsers have implemented a version of the not-yet-standard , Resource Timing API where you can collect some of this information. Some browsers may have some of this info available to browser extensions as part of their developer tools support, but that would require the installation of a custom extension, not something that could be done

I can't believe that neither a Google or SO search has turned up a definitive answer or even much discussion for this, but: Is it possible to edit/customize keyboard shortcuts in the Google Chrome JavaScript debugger? if so, how? I'm used to Eclipse's F5 / F6 / F7 / F8 debugger step into/over/out of/resume keys, and want the same bindings in Google Chrome. F10 / F11 are default Expose keys for OSX and therefore not ideal for debugger control. I'm open to unorthodox solutions, e.g. Quicksilver/AppleScript. Related, but not-quite-helpful, pages: Google Chrome's Javascript console keyboard