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I am unable to test my GWT project fast enough without it. And I can't find this plugin at the Chrome web store. Although I could download the plugin, Chrome says it won't deploy a plugin unless downloaded directly from the Chrome web store. Anybody know a solution?
There are two ways to bypass the Chrome store check:
1) Type "chrome://extensions" in the browser address bar to open the Extensions screen, then drag and drop the ".crx" extension file on that window.
2) Launch Chrome from the command-line with the switch "--enable-easy-off-store-extension-install"
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I actually want to open installed AutoCad desktop application on the click of a button present in my flutter web application.
I searched for this on internet but couldn't find any answer.
1. Is there any way to open installed application on windows or mac from a flutter web on click of a button?
2. Is there any package available?
3. Do I need to right any native code?
Get the path of the software like.. C:\Program Files\Autocad\... then use url_launcher to open the file on the click of the button.. but as per the documentation states, you should check if the file exists or not before opening it
The problem described here
Chrome devtools inspector showing blank white screen while debugging with Samsung TV Tizen Web application
still exists (or exists again).
The solutions from that question to add extra parameters do not work for Tizen Studio 4.1 and Chromium 88.0.4324.150.
Please help.
You can download a previous chrome build here:
Windows
https://commondatastorage.googleapis.com/chromium-browser-snapshots/index.html?prefix=Win_x64/706915/
Mac
https://commondatastorage.googleapis.com/chromium-browser-snapshots/index.html?prefix=Mac/706915/
Linux
https://commondatastorage.googleapis.com/chromium-browser-snapshots/index.html?prefix=Linux_x64/706915/
Unfortunately this is just a workaround and not a solution.
In my case downgrading Chromium was not sufficient.
Deleting author-signature.xml and signature1.xml files from Tizen project folder and restarting TV has worked for me.
(I am using Chromium 68)
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In HCL OneTest UI v10.0.2, when I launch Firefox browser for Web UI recording and try to record on the browser, it does not generate any test steps. I do not see any packets being collected in annotation toolbar. I am using Firefox 68 ESR.I am able to record on Chrome but not on firefox.
For recording on browsers, HCL OneTest UI provides the Browser Extensions. When you launch Chrome browser for recording, it allows extension to be applied on the fly during browser launch while same is not true for firefox.
To resolve this, user is required to add HCL OneTest UI – Web UI Extension in the browser & launch the Firefox for Web UI recording in the same profile where extension is installed. You can follow these steps:
Install HCL OneTest UI – Web UI Extension on Firefox browser. The extension “webuirecorder_webext.xpi” can be seen at following directory in Windows OS:
C:\Program Files\HCL\HCLIMShared\plugins\com.ibm.rational.test.rtw.webgui.browextension.firefox_1.2.200.v20190529_2318\WebUIRecorderWebExtension
This location can vary a bit depending on your install location of HCL OneTest UI, please check for the similar location.
You can drag & drop the extension on Firefox browser and allow it to install on Firefox. Now you will see HCL OneTest UI – Web UI Extension has been added to Firefox.
HCL OneTest UI - Web UI Extension for Firefox
You can follow similar steps in Linux and Mac OS.
e.g. In Linux it can be at: /opt/HCL/HCLIMShared/plugins/com.ibm.rational.test.rtw.webgui.browextension.firefox_/WebUIRecorderWebExtension
e.g. In MacOS it can be at: /Applications/HCL/HCLIMShared/plugins/com.ibm.rational.test.rtw.webgui.browextension.firefox_/WebUIRecorderWebExtension
When you start Web UI Recording on the Firefox browser, select the Firefox profile where the extension is installed, like shown below:
HCL OneTest UI - Recorder Wizard To Select Firefox browser in a profile for recording
By default in Firefox ESR release, default-esr is the profile which is used by default by the firefox and most probably user might have applied the extension there. To verify which profile was the one where you have applied the extension, you can launch the firefox and open about:profiles url to view the profile name.
Viewing Firefox Profile in use
Now you should be able to proceed to record Web UI Test on Firefox browser.
I installed a chrome app on my Pixelbook which has dev mode enabled. I'm trying to find where app is physically installed. Where can I find it?
Tried looking around the web and don't seem to find an answer.
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How can i download the sources file of any website into my local pc via chrome dev tools.
See the below img.
You can download it by right click on a file (not on the folder; every file is under a folder ), and clicking on 'Save As...'.