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Chrome
Chrome is the most popular web browser worldwide as of mid-2017, made by the tech company Google. It's available for most operating systems including Windows, macOS, and Linux and on multiple platforms such as the desktop, phones, and tablets.
Chrome boasts a minimalistic UI and was the first browser to feature "tabs" above the address bar, a convention that was later implemented in other browsers. Other popular features include things such as Incognito mode, tab sandboxing, and a Web Store with extensions and themes.
Although Chrome is not open source, the majority of the source code is available under the Chromium moniker.
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Unless I missed something, the documentation doesn't explain how to query document metadata (searching "site:montferret.dev metadata" through Google returned nothing, neither did grepping the source code).
As an example, I tried to query the og:url metadata.
I tried variations of //meta[property='og:url']::attr(content), with or without the leading //, and with or without the `attr(conte
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Provide option to keep some segment and provide a submit button below each segment as I don't want to upload the first segment. As I want the first segment but not sure about the consensus and correctness about the first segment.
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Created by Google
Released September 2, 2008
- Organization
- googlechrome
- Website
- www.google.com/chrome
Discussed in microsoft/playwright#11891
Originally posted by huy-nguyen February 6, 2022
Is it possible to add keyboard shortcuts for debugging functionality in the inspector in a similar manner to Chrome dev tools, for example, F8 for run, F10 for step over etc?