Chrome extension
Google Chrome Extensions are add-ons that allow users to customize their Chrome web browser. They are downloadable through the Chrome Web Store. Extensions are most often written in HTML, JavaScript, and CSS.
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Trying to record typing into a date field doesn't work for me, it just types on the yyyy section of the date and ends up completely invalid.
What I've had work really well was replacing await page.type(selector, '2020-08-07'); with:
await page.focus(selector);
await page.keyboard.type('20200807');Would it be within scope of the extension to recognize date inputs
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Update styling to match new Chrome/devtools flat design.
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Remote Functions Refactor
Overview
Remote functions exist to enable background->tab, and tab->background function delegation (i.e. Call a function in a tab, but have it run in the background and vice versa).
Refactoring has been started to make these functions interfaced and type safe.
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Grepping the codebase for remoteFunction( shows where it's still being us
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ResizeObserverwithselector-observerI'm automatically closing this to be picked up after #3084 is resolved.The current feature’s code might be a little hard to adapt/understand, so feel free to write it from scratch; This