I am trying to debug some code in Opera 12.15, but it makes references to menu and commands that do not appear on my screen. I want to open Opera Dragonfly but cannot figure out how to do it.
There are a number of ways to open Opera Dragonfly:
Shortcut:
Mac: CMD+alt+I
Win/Linux: ctrl+shift+I
Menu item:
Mac: Tools → Advanced → Opera Dragonfly
Win/Linux: Click on the Opera menu in the upper-left-hand corner of the Opera browser interface and select Page → Developer Tools → Opera Dragonfly
Open Dragonfly with the element you want to inspect in focus:
Right click, select Inspect Element.
For more information - documentation.
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Is there a keyboard shortcut to close the current Debugger (source file) tab within the Firefox Developer Tools (on MacOS)?
On Windows it is Ctrl+W, so I assume it is Cmd+W on MacOS.
Note that you need to have the file you want to close focused in the DevTools, otherwise the browser tab will be closed.
See also the documentation of all DevTools keyboard shortcuts on MDN or the one just for the Debugger.
I want to hide pdf toolbar from browser so i used toolbar=0 but it did not work on firefox but it worked in google chrome,
so how to hide pdf toolbar in firefox.
i used this url to hide toolbar on firefox browser
path-of-pdf#toolbar=0
i have tried this also:
abc.pdf#toolbar=0&scrollbar=0&navpanes=1
but still not working in firefox.
so please tell me how to hide the toolbar in firefox.
protractor version : 5.0.1
safari version : 11
Mac version : 10.13
selenium version : 3.0.1
Error message: safaridriver could not launch because it is not configured
I have enabled the safari driver using the command --enable but still it is not launching the browser
Any possible solutions for the issue ?
A lot of times, it's because the developer option to allow remote automation isn't clicked. In safari, you can access this by clicking 'preferences' -> advanced. At the bottom it says 'show Developer Menu in Menu Bar.' Click that. Then in the newly appeared develop tab click on 'Allow Remote Automate' towards the bottom of the list. If this doesn't run it, post your code and we can take a more thorough look.
How do I hide the toolbar that shows browser icons floating above my code?
I'm using WebStorm 64 bit, version 10.0.4, on Windows 8.1 x64.
Settings/Preferences
Tools | Web Browsers
Uncheck Show browser popup in the editor option (bottom part of the screen)
Since 2020.3 version you have a bit better control over file types:
Another possible solution: just disable all browsers in that list.
I am using Browserstack to test some websites on the iPad. I just don't seem to get where the developer tools are within that emulator. Shouldn't there be Firebug Lite somewhere? Can someone point the dev tools out to me please?
Launch iOS simulator from BrowserStack.
Once loaded, from the OSX menu bar, click Help > Mac Help.
In the open window type "Safari" in the search box.
Click "Safari Overview".
Click "Open Safari for me".
From the Safari menu bar, click Develop > iOS Simulator > (the iOS tab you want to inspect)
Screenshot of debugging iOS inside BrowserStack
As I posted here, Browserstack now appears to support Dev Tools, but only on physical devices (those with a blue mobile icon, below).
You activate the dev tools by clicking the button in the toolbar:
In the iOS simulator you can click the 'bookmarks' button (of the device) and firebug lite is available from there. It does not seem to load on the iPhone 5 that I am testing currently but may work for someone else.
To open Safari for debugging a simulator, follow the instructions above. If Safari Overview is not available, look for a "Search the Web" link at the bottom of the window. This also opens Safari.