I’m aware that if we use a iFrame in HTML we’ve to sandbox it & add the ‘allow-scripts’ permission to be true. But my problem is I don’t have a iFrame at all in my pure Angular JS application. When I run it on my local machine it works fine. The moment I deploy it to my server, Chrome displays
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Access getEventListeners from chrome webdriver (python)
Aim: Get all events attached to a node from selenium webdriver I’m using selenium-python and I’d like to execute a javascript script (through driver.execute_script(‘my js script’). This script uses getEventListeners which is only available on Chrome. I used successfully to launch a chrome browser. Executing my script with getEventListeners(myNode) I get something like: File “/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/selenium/webdriver/remote/webdriver.py”, line 403, in execute_script {‘script’:
Load separate sourcemap file in chrome dev tools
Is it possible to load an external source-map file (JSON), not included in the minified JS file used on a website? So far the only ways I know of to include a source-map for a particular js file is to either inline it, add a link in comments or set the path in HTTP header. So I wonder – is
Chrome Extension: How to insert CSS conditioned on variable from Chrome storage using insert CSS?
I’m somewhat new to Chrome Extensions, so I think I may just be missing something small, but I’m trying to allow users to load an additional page of CSS and a page of JS depending on their options (it’s basically a different theme). I’m storing the variable that should trigger the load as tm Right now, in the JS page,
How to detect single control keyup event but not key combinations?
It is easy to detect control key event with The problem is that any key combinations such as control-c and control-v will also trigger the event, and it seems that the event handler cannot distinguish between a single control and the control within a control-c. What I want is to allow only a single key press-and-release, but not a key
Is it possible to detect the Android captive portal browser?
I have a captive portal which, as of Android 5.0+ Lollipop, launches in Android’s Captive Portal Browser rather than the device’s default browser. I need to somehow detect if they are in the captive portal browser (as opposed to a regular web browser) and if so, show different content. Is it possible, by examining the User Agent, or through Javascript,
How to disable Chrome’s saved password prompt setting through JavaScript
Is there any way to manipulate Chrome settings with the help of JavaScript or jQuery? I want to disable the save password pop-up bubble using JavaScript. How to do this? Answer Now I am going to give answer on my own question. It can be done in both chrome as well as in mozilla fire fox. For Chrome First of
require is not defined? Node.js [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: Client on Node.js: Uncaught ReferenceError: require is not defined (11 answers) Closed 5 months ago. Just started working with Node.js. In my app/js file, I am doing something like this: app.js When I’m in my terminal and run node app.js, the console spits out ‘running server!’, but in my browser I get, Uncaught ReferenceError:
Chrome Extensions – Button in popup.html
First, i’m no professional programmer, just playing a little bit around. I tried to write a little Chrome Extension to manage other Extensions. But i already failed to create a button, on which i can click an something happens. My main problem is, that while trying to get the elementbyid, it returns NULL and fails with the addEventListener. Maybe i’m
Resetting denied HTML notifications
I have a web app in which I am using HTML Notifications. It works fine if the user allows it for the first time and start using it, however if user blocks the notification the first time by clicking the block button and later on try to request permission again by some user gesture then the browser doesn’t trigger (Allow/Block)