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how to connect my javascript vs code with my chrome using html file. I am unable to show my msg on chrome console window. olz guide me, whats wrong with my settings or code.
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how to connect my javascript vs code with my chrome using html file. I am unable to show my msg on chrome console window. olz guide me, whats wrong with my settings or code.
You have shown no code so we cannot possibly tell you what is wrong with it.
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how to connect my javascript vs code with my chrome using html file. I am unable to show my msg on chrome console window. olz guide me, whats wrong with my settings or code.
You have to install extension called Chrome DevTools, activate it, and than code as usual.
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You have to install extension called Chrome DevTools, activate it, and than code as usual.
The dev tools are already built in to every major browser; there is no extension to install. Any extension that claims to be "Chrome dev tools" or similar is almost certainly malicious.
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined." - Homer
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The dev tools are already built in to every major browser; there is no extension to install. Any extension that claims to be "Chrome dev tools" or similar is almost certainly malicious.
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined." - Homer
Richard Deeming wrote:
Any extension that claims to be "Chrome dev tools" or similar is almost certainly malicious.
So, you want to say that I installed malicious extension? That may be true. But, how do I know this?
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Richard Deeming wrote:
Any extension that claims to be "Chrome dev tools" or similar is almost certainly malicious.
So, you want to say that I installed malicious extension? That may be true. But, how do I know this?
If you've installed an extension claiming to be "chrome dev tools", then you've almost certainly installed a malicious extension. The dev tools are built-in: Chrome DevTools | Chrome for Developers[^] You'll need to go to the Chrome Web Store page for the extension you've installed, and check the publisher. If it's not "google.com", or the checkmark is missing, or the page isn't hosted on
chromewebstore.google.com, then you've got a big problem.
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined." - Homer
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If you've installed an extension claiming to be "chrome dev tools", then you've almost certainly installed a malicious extension. The dev tools are built-in: Chrome DevTools | Chrome for Developers[^] You'll need to go to the Chrome Web Store page for the extension you've installed, and check the publisher. If it's not "google.com", or the checkmark is missing, or the page isn't hosted on
chromewebstore.google.com, then you've got a big problem.
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined." - Homer
Richard Deeming wrote:
If you've installed an extension
I have installed this extension. Based on your feedback, Ive already uninstalled it. Seems that no harm has been done.
