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Do you have to enable or disable JavaScript in Google Chrome?
You may be wondering how a site looks with or without JavaScript. On Chrome, JavaScript is enabled by default, but you can disable it fairly quickly to see what a site looks like without all the moving parts. Here’s how. Why Should I Enable or Disable JavaScript? Modern websites have a lot of moving parts.
Is it possible to detect Google Chrome using JavaScript?
Both IExplorer and Firefox use different methods to acheive this, and usually Google Chrome is easy to deal with because from a javascript point of vew, has behaved as though it was a clone of Netscape/Mozilla/Firefox! HOWEVER…
How to detect Chrome running in headless mode from JavaScript?
Is there any way to detect if Chrome is running in headless mode from JavaScript? You can check navigator.webdriver property which is: The webdriver read-only property of the navigator interface indicates whether the user agent is controlled by automation. Chrome The –enable-automation or the –headless flag is used.
Is there way to detect installed plugins on different browsers?
I’m wondering if there is a way to detect installed plugins on different browsers. So far I have found that you can “detect” plugins on firefox by trying to guess if chrome://path/to/some/plugin/image.gif exists.
Why is disabled textfields not working in chrome?
When people click the ‘edit’ button of my application, the disabled textfields become editable: I then want to disable the textfields again when the user saves; I have this code bound to my save button: As far as I know, this should disable the textfields again. However, this does not seem to be working in Chrome. It does work in Firefox.
Is there a way to turn off JavaScript?
By default, JavaScript is enabled. To disable JavaScript, move the slider to the left (by clicking it) next to the “Allowed” option. Enable JavaScript again by moving the slider back to the right. As previously mentioned, you can also enable or disable JavaScript for specific sites.
Why is jquery.attr not working in chrome?
Not sure why this isn’t working. When people click the ‘edit’ button of my application, the disabled textfields become editable: I then want to disable the textfields again when the user saves; I have this code bound to my save button: As far as I know, this should disable the textfields again. However, this does not seem to be working in Chrome.