I'm trying to use the new windows Edge browser for my web development.But just can't find any way to browse localstorage, cookies etc. inside the developer tools. How do I view them?
Best regards
They are here: Debugger tab -> Folder icon on the left, under the "play" icon.
you can check localStorage object in the Console
Open F12 Developer Tools (press F12)
Go to Console tab
type localStorage in the input and click run/press enter. check the screenshot
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Whenever I open the Developer Tools or if the web page is refreshed, Tools will switch to the Sources tab.
When I'm debugging code, I want it to stay on the Console tab. Is there a way to do this? Or even keep Console on-top.
Well, I've searched about this issue and I found that there is a setting in the default configuration of the developer tools to automatically foucus the Resource tab when a breakpoint is triggered, this should be the cause of the problem.
But you can disable this option by following these steps:
In Edge, open devtools in any way.
Focus in devtools and press key F1 to open settings panel.
In Preferences tab, scroll down and find the option Focus Sources panel when triggering a breakpoint.
Uncheck this option and restart open devtools.
Something like this below:
When I click the "save as" button on Notepad and save it, it has the Edge icon instead of the Chrome one on the file icon and opens in Edge instead of ChromeImage:
Probably your default browser is Edge.
Set your default browser to Chrome.
https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95417?co=GENIE.Platform%3DDesktop&hl=en
As already informed by the other community member that on your machine, MS Edge legacy browser is set as a default browser.
That's why it is showing the Edge browser logo on the HTML file.
If you want to change your default browser then you can try to refer to the steps below.
Open Settings on your Windows 10 OS.
Click on Apps.
Click on the Default apps option from the left sidebar.
On the right side of the settings window, you can see the web browser option.
click on the browser will show you the list of the installed browsers on your machine. You can click on the desired browser to make it your default browser.
If you don't want to change the default browser then you can try to use the Open with option to open the HTML file with any other browser.
Select the HTML file.
Right-click on HTML file.
Hover the mouse pointer on Open with option. It will show you the list of the installed browsers.
You can click on the desired browser to open the file with that browser.
Got the latest code here: https://github.com/infostretch/qaf-report.
Extracted dashboard directory & dashboard.htm to the project root directory.
Ran QAF tests.
Opened dashboard.htm during test run & also after test run.
Tried to open dashboard.htm in Google Chrome, Firefox & Safari after giving permissions to access local files. But Dashboard.htm did not load anything. A spinning icon is displayed continously even after several minutes.
Am I missing anything here?
If you are accessing reports locally as file protocol, browser may have restriction to access local files. In such case follow the steps to allow local file access from file for the browser you are using.
Firefox:
go to about:config
set security.fileuri.strict_origin_policy:false.
Safari:
Click on the Develop menu in the menu bar.
Select Disable Local File Restrictions.
If develop menu is not available, Click on the Edit > Preferences > Advanced tab. Check "Show Develop menu in the menu bar.
chrome:
Close down your Chrome browser (make sure you close all instances if you have multiple windows open)
Go to Run and type the following command: chrome.exe --allow-file-access-from-file.
Hit enter.
Reference from local-report-access
I just want to give more clarity by making little corrections to the existing steps mentioned here:
https://github.com/infostretch/qaf-report#local-report-access
When you are opening report "dashboard.htm" from local file system, your browser may have local file access restrictions.
In that case, you can do following setings:
Firefox:
Enter "about:config" in the browser url field & click on the button "Accept the Risk & Continue".
In the "search preference name" field, enter "security.fileuri.strict_origin_policy" & click Enter & click on the toggle button towards the right to set it FALSE.
Safari:
Click on the Develop menu in the menu bar.
Select Disable Local File Restrictions.
If develop menu is not available,
1. Click on the Safari > Preferences > Advanced tab(in MAC, Safari > Preferences > Advanced tab).
2. Check "Show Develop menu in the menu bar.
Chrome:
In Windows PC:
Close down your Chrome browser (make sure you close all instances if you have multiple windows open)
Go to Run and type the following command: chrome.exe --allow-file-access-from-file.
In MAC
Open your terminal anywhere, make sure Google Chrome is currently not running, copy paste this line and hit enter:
open /Applications/Google\ Chrome.app --args --allow-file-access-from-files
Using Visual Studio 2019 for ASP.Net application, when I right click and choose "View in Browser (Chrome Browser)" it doesn't open or no response whereas when I change and set default as internet explore "View In Browser (Internet Explorer)" it work fine. Anyone know how to fix this?
drop down
click the drop down in the run and debug button and make sure chrome is selected,
Hope this helped
How can I emulate iPad browser under windows? I know user agent string and I know browser width/height, screen width/height
I believe if you emulate the User Agent of the iPad and set your windows size appropriately, you can use Safari (windows download from apple.com) and works pretty cool.
Also i haven't tested this, but http://code.google.com/p/ibbdemo2/ looks like a great iPad emulator.
For anybody else still looking, follow these steps for Safari 4+ : Mobile Safari Settings on Desktop Safari
It can be done via Browser Stack
So do you guys know there is one more option and that is google
chrome. Yes google chrome provides developer toolbar where you can
inspect your element or debug your js files or you can see what are
the requests your site is hitting and receiving in the network panel.
It also having "Console" where you can emulate your site to different devices view.
Follow the steps below:
Open your site in latest google chrome.
Now right click and select "inspect element" or (F12) to get the devloper toolbar where you will find "Elements,Network,Sources....Console".
Click on console.
Now in the developer toolbar if you see at extreme top right you will find few options like "close the developer toolbar with cross (X) mark" but you click on "show drawer having this symbol (>-) kinda".
Now within the toolbar it will populate console,Search,emulation,Rendering.
Click on emulation option.
Just enable the emulation.
Now happily select whatever device you want and plus it will also tells you what is the resolution.
Please let me know if this is what you want and also ping me if you have any issue. You can read more here.
I am enable to add image since my rating is less by "1". if I get that rating I will attach image and then it will be clear to all. The previous link has images if you want to check it out thought.
http://transmog.net/ try this site.
I use for testing on linux.