I am building my browser from Chromium on Windows. I carried out steps from this page: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/main/docs/windows_build_instructions.md
It builds successfully and browser runs well. I also rebranded all pics in src\chrome\app\theme\chromium, but the logo icons in GUI are still chromium ones
Where can I change these in code?
To change those logo you can refer to my answer here
Now to change the vectorized icon which is displayed in the tab bar, you should modify this file
components/omnibox/browser/vector_icons/product.icon
You can find more info about vectorized icons here
This is how the code of vectorized icon looks like here
Hope that helps!
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Help me please to show pdf-documents in edge without top pdf-panel this pdf-panel which I want to remove is at the picture. Pdf-documents are opened through hyperlinks. I searched settings and I tried to add "toolbar=0" to my hyperlinks, but without result yet.
You can add "#toolbar=0" to the URL and refresh the page.
I agree with KJ's comment. The PDF reader is built in in Edge. It's a part of Edge browser so you can't disable the PDF toolbar using code. And there's no setting to disable the toolbar.
You can only open PDF in other applications if you don't want to see the toolbar. Besides, you can also provide your suggestion as a feature request to suggest the Edge team to add a setting to disable the PDF toolbar. You can send the feedback through the Microsoft Edge Insider forum.
Press F8 and then Read mode under page view icon, or just Ctrl + H
I have a weird bug in my simulator. iOS / React Native does a call, but it waits until I click inside the simulator to actually display the data (and show the result actions from Redux in my console.log).
Has anyone experienced this behaviour before?
If you're using remote JS debugging (in Chrome for example), try disabling it.
Update: Rather than disabling JS debugging completely, you can instead deactivate breakpoints and remove Pause on exceptions, which usually means you don't have to click to nudge the code to progress.
To do so in Chrome click the Sources tab in inspector, followed by the relevant file, then on the right ensure the two options are disabled. One looks like a bullet with a line through it (you want this to be blue), and the other looks like a pause icon in a circle (you want this to be grey).
Hope you guys doing great. I want to capture whole screen of website (from top to bottom) but failed. It is a parallax site template with sticky navbar and when i try to capture screen it actually repeat background images and sticky navbar.
What i tried so far:
fireshot, iweb2.0, Chrome and Mozilla's built in screenshot plugin.
Thanks in advance.
Did you try to use windows Screen Capture ?
All you have to do is press
ALT + Prnt Scrn
keys together. It will help you to take screenshot of your Active Screen then go Paint and use Paste so you can easly do any editing you like.
If your page is longer then one page I suggest you to use Print to File (as PDF or XPS).
Now you have a full webpage in your hand now all you have to do is Export it to jpg or png.
I hope I understand your question properly and answered your question.
On the website: www.onlineskateschool.com the links work fine on desktops, but when you go to a mobile device, none of the links work.
I have tried a few different versions of bootstrap, but this has not helped yet. Any ideas where my issue could be?
This can be replicated in Chrome Canary on a desktop with the 'nexus 5' selected after pressing f12 for developer tools.
It seems like your javascript with your auto reformatting of the menu links is your culprit. The phone's width is too big to change to the mobile menu (3 barred icon that contains the links which work on mobile) but it is too small to work on the original links (the ones you see on a regular desktop). Try resizing your browser's width and you will see what I am talking about.
You should change the js code that has to do with your reformatting and then your links should work.
I want to take a screenshot of entire screen (PrintScr), not just browser window. Is this possible with either node-webkit or atom-shell?
Atom Shell can't do this natively, you'd have to write a native node module to do this, then include it in your project