chrome internals

Chrome URLs In the chrome address bar, enterChrome: // chrome-URLsList of chrome URLs Chrome: // appcache-Internals Chrome: // blob-Internals Chrome: // bookmarks Chrome: // Cache Chrome: // chrome-URLs Chrome: // conflicts Chrome: //

Predictive feature optimization for Chrome PredictorChrome will become faster as you use it. This feature is implemented by a singleton object predictor. This object is instantiated in the browser kernel process (Browser Kernel processes), and its

1. chrome: // flagsIt can be used to enable or disable some chrome experience features.2. chrome: // dnsThis command will display the browser pre-captured host name list3. chrome: // downloadsThis command can also be downloaded from the menu. Its

Optimized TCP connection Management with pre-connectThe host name has been pre-parsed, as well as signals from Omnibox and chrome predictor that indicate the user's future operations. Why connect further to the target host and complete the TCP

New Win7 system, open Google Browser, show that the Web page may be temporarily unable to connect, or it has been permanently moved to the address. In the network search for a lot of data, found that the solution is as follows, the test

1. Common Console Tools Console.log Console.info Console.error Console.warnConsole.assertConsole.countConsole.dirConsole.time Console.timeendConsole.profileConsole.timelineConsole.trace$ $_ Returns the result of the most recent expression

In "Let WEBRTC support H264 codec" I provide a priority to use the H264 codec thinking. We can verify it on the browser side. There are three ways to verify: In JS print SDP view Chrome's log chrome_debug.log (see Open Chrome Log) Grab bag using

Chrome resolves DNS errors, which is rare, even a bit peculiar. There is a very strange phenomenon when you use Apache to configure a virtual host today. I followed the configured steps to configure the virtual host as followsThe steps to configure

How to install chrome on centos 7 and centos 7 chrome Install Download the file at http://www.google.cn/chrome/browser/desktop/index.html and select 64 bit. rpm (applicable to Fedora/openSUSE). Of course, if you are a 32-bit system, you can

This is a problem that bothers me for a long time. I developed front-end code under the Mac, and since HTML5 development became the focus of work, Chrome has gradually replaced Firefox as the preferred browser.As a front-end dever, switching the