The highlighting is called Text Fragments. Its a new feature that was recently added to Chrome 80. It works by specifying a text snippet in the URL hash. Yes it is browser specific. No, the experience that you get when clicking on a link from Google’s search results is part of Featured Snippets which are … Read more
Browsers are pretty smart when it comes to caching.It should only ask for it once. Additionally when it asks the server for an image, it usually sends with the request for the image, a couple of headers that tell the server.. Hey, I want this image, but I got one already that has these attributes … Read more
If fonts are handled by fontconfig then they are defined in /etc/fonts. It seems the command fc-match does the mapping from ‘serif’, ‘sans-serif’, etc. to the actual fonts: $ fc-match sans-serif Vera.ttf: “Bitstream Vera Sans” “Roman” $ fc-match monospace VeraMono.ttf: “Bitstream Vera Sans Mono” “Roman”
When you are building the application using ng build, you should use the following flag: –outputHashing=all This is to enable cache-busting. This adds a hash to every single built file such that the browser is forced to load the latest version whenever you have uploaded a new version to your servers. Threfore, one way to … Read more
You can override by capturing the event. jQuery(document).bind(“keyup keydown”, function(e){ if(e.ctrlKey && e.keyCode == 80){ return false; } });
During page unload, get the scroll position and store it in local storage. Then during page load, check local storage and set that scroll position. Assuming you have a div element with id element. In case it’s for the page, please change the selector 🙂 $(function() { $(window).unload(function() { var scrollPosition = $(“div#element”).scrollTop(); localStorage.setItem(“scrollPosition”, scrollPosition); … Read more
A Last-Modified and Expires header might also be useful additions. Your server should also check for requests featuring an If-Modified-Since header, and return a 304 Not Modified response if possible to speed things along.
You cannot point to file containing the map. You can however host your map locally and then point to localhost address. In the javascript source file there also must not be //# sourceMappingURL=… comment presented since than Chrome DevTools won’t load the sourcemap if it is different than specified in the URL.
Being able to disable someone’s browser extension usually implies taking over the browser. I don’t think it’s possible. It would be a huge security risk. Your purpose maybe legit, but consider the scenario of webmasters programatically disabling addblockers for users in order to get them to view the advertisments. In the end it’s the user’s … Read more
This might help : http://caniuse.com/#search=history