I opened a new chrome window in app mode (chrome --app command).
And when I pressed F12 to open DevTools, it opened the DevTools in another new window.
So how can I open the DevTools in the app mode window?
The whole point of the application mode flag --app is to run Chrome without toolbars, borders and other browser features that are not part of the web application. Therefore, it makes no sense to provide a dockable version of DevTools. You will need to use the undocked version with the F12 shortcut.
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I am using Android Studio bumbleBee version in Windows 10 . Appears in a window when I run the emulator. My monitor is small and it is better to have it separately as before.
There are three methods that I can think of.
Thanks to #vishal beep answer, You can simply go to file => setting=>search emulator in the search field=>select emulator=>uncheck launch in a tool window. Screenshot below.
Since it is a flutter project Instead of going to device manager you can simply
Click on the device list first and
Select Refresh if you don't see your emulator
Once refreshed you should be able to see the emulator like the screenshot below.
select the emulator, and run your application.
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3. Or you can run the emulator as usual and then right-click on the emulator window and choose View mode=>Select Float option instead of Docked Pinned screenshot attached below
Thanks, Keep coding
Go to setting -> tools ->emulator and unselecte launch in a tool windows
Simply Go to Preferences.. >Tools > Emulator and then and then uncheck Launch into tool window
For windows user Go to Settings >Tools > Emulator and then and then uncheck Launch into tool window
Note : Before Doing this activity close all running Emulators and if needed restart the Android studio after changing the Emulator settings
I am using VSCode to create/edit my Ionic app. To view my app in the Android emulator I run the following in a terminal window:
ionic capacitor run android --livereload-url=http://localhost:8100
This starts Android Studio with no problems. I then run my code, which starts the emulator - again, no problem. I am able to use the emulator to test my app.
But, after editing the code in VSCode, how do I get the emulator to reload with the new code? I've tried clicking the "Apply Changes and Restart Activity" icon in the menu bar. I've also tried the "Apply Code Changes" menu bar icon. Both will reload the app. But, I do not see any of my changes.
What am I missing?
To debug a Mobile Application developed using Ionic 5 and Capacitor 2, I use:
ionic cap run android -l –external
Once the app is loaded in the device, I use Google Chrome and open:
chrome://inspect/#devices
Under my listed device, I open the WebView by clicking Inspect link.
This opens the Chrome DevTools window. I then enable the screencast. And then try to use the Select an Element option (Ctrl + Shift + C) to select the HTML element in the Elements pane.
This particular element selection feature has stopped working suddenly. I tried to reinstall chrome completely but it still did not fix. Any help is appreciated.
I'm trying to open Inspect WebView in chrome DevTools, i can see my device and the opened WebView, but when i click on the inspect link, the DevTools window opens for a brief moment and autoclose immediately.
Chrome version is 48.0.2564.116 (64-bit)
Issue was resolved by upgrading to Version 49.0.2623.110 (64-bit)
chrome://inspect/#devices opens a devtools window, but about the time it finishes drawing itself, it closes. No error messages
I'm trying to debug a website, not a native app. Any ideas why it would open and tease me, then close when the mouse gets near the window?
Linux: Version 40.0.2214.111 (64-bit) OS:14.04 Ubuntu
Android: Version 40.0.2214.109 OS: 4.1.2
More interesting details. It works on other tabs, and if I use one of those tabs that is working, and paste in my URL, it closes the devtools
As stated in the docs, your desktop Chrome must be newer than your Android Chrome:
Note: Remote debugging requires your version of desktop Chrome to be newer than the version of Chrome for Android on your device. For best results, use Chrome Canary (Mac/Windows) or the Chrome Dev channel release (Linux) on desktop.
For instance, you might install Chrome Canary/unstable or Chrome Beta on your computer. By using it instead, my inspector started working as expected. Currently, my Chrome Beta is v50 and the Android Chrome, v49.