The shortcut Command + ` (the key just above the tab key on your keyboard) is the standard Mac OS shortcut for switching between the windows in the currently selected application, and works in Chrome.
Running Java7 in Chrome for Mac OS X (requires 64bit?) [closed]
You can find some example at Google Sample Extension page, however your question seems better answered on this other question.
AFAIK there is no way to do it with the standard Chrome PDF Viewer. Take a look at their support page https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/1060734. You could try requesting this feature but keep in mind that the PDF viewer is part of Chrome, not Chromium.
The problem is with source code (via source maps) to real code mapping. While the source is concise and dense, the generated code is typically longer and the mapping between the two isn’t (and probably cannot be) done in a way which will guarantee a 1:1 relationship between the two. So when you try to … Read more
Give this a try: Open up Chrome and then open up developer tools in another window so that you have two Chrome icons on your taskbar. Right click the devtools one and Pin to taskbar. Right click on the newly pinned icon, right click on Google Chrome (2) and properties. Under Shortcut->Change Icon, pick something … Read more
First of all, the answer is probably somewhat different for different JS engines. Also, I assume you’re specifically asking about the property storage; obviously objects have a bunch of other state too (prototype chain link being an obvious one). In the case of Spidermonkey, objects basically have a linked list of (propname, information about property) … Read more
Update This answer was originally written in 2015. The compatibility table link shows Chrome, FF, Edge, and Safari are more compatible than Babel now. Chrome 49+, FF 45+ may not benefit from Babel. Other browsers, may need transpiling. Original I am also currently developing a Chrome Extension in ES6. Your questions seems to be more … Read more
No it’s not fixed. The Chrome debugger has done this for as long as I can remember. Just close and reopen the debugger and it usually comes right again. Sometimes you may need to try several times for it to work.