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Falcon 356 If you open a news link on Google News using the Chrome browser (mobile), a new tab will open and you can click the "left arrow" below to return to Google News, the arrow is highlighted in white, and the user returns Go to the Google News page. Or h
Boss 581 I am thinking how to specify download location using javascript. I get several full file download URLs and use window.open(url, '_blank'); to start downloading them. However, all these files will be downloaded to the Chrome default path. How can I mak
username I'm trying to open a basic "hello world" html file on a browser (chrome/explorer). However, the browser will display the code itself instead of the expected result. What could be the problem? Code: <!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>Hello, Wor
username I'm trying to open a basic "hello world" html file on a browser (chrome/explorer). However, the browser will display the code itself instead of the expected result. What could be the problem? Code: <!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>Hello, Wor
alex g This is weird, I've been troubleshooting for 3 days. Only happens on Chrome Version 53.0.2785.116 m (64-bit)Windows . The web server has to set the header (in this case the meta tag doesn't work): Apache's .htaccess: Header set Cache-Control "no-cache"o
alex g This is weird, I've been troubleshooting for 3 days. Only happens on Chrome Version 53.0.2785.116 m (64-bit)Windows . The web server has to set the header (in this case the meta tag doesn't work): Apache's .htaccess: Header set Cache-Control "no-cache"o
alex g This is weird, I've been troubleshooting for 3 days. Only happens on Chrome Version 53.0.2785.116 m (64-bit)Windows . The web server has to set the header (in this case the meta tag doesn't work): Apache's .htaccess: Header set Cache-Control "no-cache"o
alex g This is weird, I've been troubleshooting for 3 days. Only happens on Chrome Version 53.0.2785.116 m (64-bit)Windows . The web server has to set the header (in this case the meta tag doesn't work): Apache's .htaccess: Header set Cache-Control "no-cache"o
alex g This is weird, I've been troubleshooting for 3 days. Only happens on Chrome Version 53.0.2785.116 m (64-bit)Windows . The web server has to set the header (in this case the meta tag doesn't work): Apache's .htaccess: Header set Cache-Control "no-cache"o
Philip Scott I am writing some code that will open an explorer window and select a file in windows for a given file path. I found a solution here that seems to work on the surface. It will open Windows Explorer and highlight the file as needed. However, I get
Philip Scott I am writing some code that will open an explorer window and select a file in windows for a given file path. I found a solution here that seems to work on the surface. It will open Windows Explorer and highlight the file as needed. However, I get
Harley I am trying to open a file using the command set in the .vimrc file. The relevant lines in my .vimrc are similar to the following: command Of so /Users/Dude/Working/open_file.txt
Use open_file.txt with the following content: tabnew /Users/Dude/Working/
Harley I am trying to open a file using the command set in the .vimrc file. The relevant lines in my .vimrc are similar to the following: command Of so /Users/Dude/Working/open_file.txt
Use open_file.txt with the following content: tabnew /Users/Dude/Working/
Harley I am trying to open a file using the command set in the .vimrc file. The relevant lines in my .vimrc are similar to the following: command Of so /Users/Dude/Working/open_file.txt
Use open_file.txt with the following content: tabnew /Users/Dude/Working/
Harley I am trying to open a file using the command set in the .vimrc file. The relevant lines in my .vimrc are similar to the following: command Of so /Users/Dude/Working/open_file.txt
Use open_file.txt with the following content: tabnew /Users/Dude/Working/
Harley I am trying to open a file using the command set in the .vimrc file. The relevant lines in my .vimrc are similar to the following: command Of so /Users/Dude/Working/open_file.txt
Use open_file.txt with the following content: tabnew /Users/Dude/Working/
Harley I am trying to open a file using the command set in the .vimrc file. The relevant lines in my .vimrc are similar to the following: command Of so /Users/Dude/Working/open_file.txt
Use open_file.txt with the following content: tabnew /Users/Dude/Working/
Harley I am trying to open a file using the command set in the .vimrc file. The relevant lines in my .vimrc are similar to the following: command Of so /Users/Dude/Working/open_file.txt
Use open_file.txt with the following content: tabnew /Users/Dude/Working/
Harley I am trying to open a file using the command set in the .vimrc file. The relevant lines in my .vimrc are similar to the following: command Of so /Users/Dude/Working/open_file.txt
Use open_file.txt with the following content: tabnew /Users/Dude/Working/
M Imam Pratama For example, when I type the following: google-chrome https://somewebsite.com/somepage/#someheading
It will open the exact URL (no encoding) in the browser. But when I try to open from local file: google-chrome ~/localdirectory/index.html#someh
M Imam Pratama For example, when I type the following: google-chrome https://somewebsite.com/somepage/#someheading
It will open the exact URL (no encoding) in the browser. But when I try to open from local file: google-chrome ~/localdirectory/index.html#someh
M Imam Pratama For example, when I type the following: google-chrome https://somewebsite.com/somepage/#someheading
It will open the exact URL (no encoding) in the browser. But when I try to open from local file: google-chrome ~/localdirectory/index.html#someh
M Imam Pratama For example, when I type the following: google-chrome https://somewebsite.com/somepage/#someheading
It will open the exact URL (no encoding) in the browser. But when I try to open from local file: google-chrome ~/localdirectory/index.html#someh
M Imam Pratama For example, when I type the following: google-chrome https://somewebsite.com/somepage/#someheading
It will open the exact URL (no encoding) in the browser. But when I try to open from local file: google-chrome ~/localdirectory/index.html#someh
SOSidb I'm using RunAs in a batch file to open a command prompt window with different credentials (basically the same as SHIFT + right click and open the command prompt as a different user). Whenever I do this, it works fine, but always opens with the default
SOSidb I'm using RunAs in a batch file to open a command prompt window with different credentials (basically the same as SHIFT + right click and open the command prompt as a different user). Whenever I do this, it works fine, but always opens with the default
Meow Destroyer I have a normal HTML file and I want to call it via JxBrowser (backend Java). JxBrowser allows you to add JavaScript code by: // Java code
Browser browser = new Browser(...);
browser.loadURL(...);
...
String test = "setTimeout(function() { aler
Meow Destroyer I have a normal HTML file and I want to call it via JxBrowser (backend Java). JxBrowser allows you to add JavaScript code by: // Java code
Browser browser = new Browser(...);
browser.loadURL(...);
...
String test = "setTimeout(function() { aler