I created one simple nuxt project. Every time when I try to change something in chrome dev tools (for example check and uncheck some css), other css styles will be removed.
Does anybody know why this happens?
The problem happens only in chrome and opera. In Firefox it doesn't happen.
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I activated devtools experiments in
about:flags
but nothing shows up in settings.
Has something changed or is the feature gone? thanks
Chrome DevTools used to have a canvas profiler, as Garbee mentions, but unfortunately it was removed. (There have also been other Chrome extensions for general canvas inspection, but AFAIK none of them are still working/maintained)
Firefox has a general canvas debugger that's quite good: https://hacks.mozilla.org/2014/03/introducing-the-canvas-debugger-in-firefox-developer-tools/
Safari also added a canvas inspector that you can turn on.
Also note: there may be an extension for your framework (e.g. the three.js inspector).
The experiment was removed. As far as I know it was never made stable, so that functionality is gone completely.
I'm developing a webapp prototype using GWT 2.7.0 and Vaadin-Polymer-Elements and I'm wondering about the page loading behaviour. The browser window remains white, until I move with my mouse cursor over it?! Even after packaging and deploying the app to an application server, this behaviour persists. Only if I have the chrome developer console open, the page shows up in milliseconds... To reproduce this, simply follow the GWT Polymer tutorial steps.
Any suggestions how to change this are appreciated.
I've been using Chrome forever for development, but it seems as if the last few versions - they've changed the functionally of the Web Inspector.
For instance, before I was able to search the 'Resources' tab, but now I have to search via the console, which makes it less easier than the way before I think Chrome 31.
Is there a way to rever back to the previous Web Inspector?
Same thing with Safari, but they changed their Web Inspector long before...
Thanks,
Roc.
So, I use the same fb-like plugin (fbml based one) code on 5 different pages on the website. The only difference is the different data in meta description and type of content. All pages were checked through the fb linter and it says everything is okay. All the buttons work alright in Chrome under Mac OS, but in Firefox, Opera (Mac & PC) and Chrome on PC (Windows) 3 of these buttons do not appear and none of them work in Safari on Mac. I can see that fb scripts are working some way, you can see the code with built-in developer tools in Opera or Chrome, and the element does occupy the space, but the button is not shown...
I've tested all the code in the pages including html, js and css line by line and it looks like it doesn't affect the fb-likes. I've also take the code from the page with the problem fb-like and make the new page with the only difference in fb-like href property - and it works. But when I change the href to the address of the page where like button didn't work - it stops working. So as I understand the problem is not on the website side, but since the fb-linter doesn't show any errors the problem is not on fb side either. But where is it then?
I've contacted the fb developers team, but I guess it may take them extremely long to answer , so I'd like to know if sombody had such a problem before. Any opinions or thoughts are appreciated!
Here's the website.
Thanks in advance everybody(:
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I have been having some general problems with TinyMCE inside Opera. Some of these include:
the save button produces an error
when submitting to a popup with an entire form, including TinyMCE, nothing gets posted to the popup (when TinyMCE is removed it works fine)
Has anyone else experienced these errors and/or does anyone have a solution to make TinyMCE more compatible with Opera?
TinyMCE is not the only rich text editor for web. You could even try a what you mean editor or some Flash based solution.
I recommend CKEditor, it works like a charm on Opera and is also very configurable and powerful. I also had some issues with TinyMCE using the latest Opera to date (v12.15).
It depends on the version of Opera Mini you are using. The supported version is v.50 and above. The Opera Mini version 52.3.21517 and above are the supported version for TinyMCE. You can get the version 50 of opera mini mobile browser here https://press.opera.com/2019/02/19/opera-for-android-hits-version-50/