Tag: browser

All the articles with the tag "browser".

• Chrome search for dynamically loaded code

  12 May, 2022

  Enabling the Chrome DevTools setting 'Search in anonymous and content scripts' allows searching inside dynamically eval-loaded JavaScript.

• How to debug Obsidian plugins

  10 May, 2022

  Practical guide to debugging Obsidian plugins using Chrome DevTools, eval-loaded source navigation, TypeScript compilation, and hot reload.

• Download all of your data from Facebook. I mean ALL OF IT

  31 Jul, 2018

  Step-by-step method to scrape all Facebook activity log data by month using a JavaScript scroll automation script and the Web ScrapBook Chrome extension.

• Download Google Drive file via AJAX ignoring CORS

  5 Feb, 2018

  Using the cors-anywhere proxy to fetch a Google Drive download link via AJAX, bypassing the CORS restriction on the redirect.

• JavaScript propertyChanging, propertyChanged, propertyGetting events

  13 Feb, 2016

  A reusable JavaScript helper that wraps DOM element properties with CustomEvent-based propertyChanging, propertyChanged, and propertyGetting events.

• WTF! MicrosoftAjax.js vs 'use strict' vs Firefox vs IE

  12 Feb, 2016

  Fixing a Firefox-only strict mode error in MicrosoftAjaxWebForms.js caused by window.event being undefined, requiring a cross-browser property descriptor hack.

• 'One long debug story' or 'checkbox.onclick'

  6 Dec, 2015

  A multi-hour debugging session reveals why setting checkbox.checked inside an onclick handler requires setTimeout to work correctly.

• How to debug JavaScript to find code which modifies your DOM

  29 Nov, 2015

  Using Object.defineProperty to intercept input value assignments and trigger a debugger breakpoint on DOM mutation.

• I raise jQuery bug for IE8

  26 May, 2015

  Discovering that a jQuery behavior discrepancy in IE8 is actually an IE8 bug with named function expressions.

• Dolphin Browser - Browser for Android with Adobe Flash support

  17 Feb, 2015

  Dolphin Browser as a stable Android browser option for sites that still require Adobe Flash.