chrome script blocker

Many of you are already using Greasemonkey, for example, in FF. However, it is not convenient to write your own scripts, so we will not write FF here. After a certain version of CH, it does not support online installation of. user. js scripts. For the sake of security, you must drag the prepared scripts to the chrome: // chrome/extensions/page for installation. When writing a

Note: This article provides two translated articles for the chrome developer tools series. See https://developers.google.com/chrome-developer-tools/docs/scripts for more informationChrome Developer Tools: scripts panelchrome Developer Tools: script panel TheScriptsPanel lets you debug your JavaScript code. The script p

1:content scripts is a script that page action will inject into a specific page The content script in the Chrome plugin is run in a running environment called isolated world, and the script on the page does not interfere with each other, because it is not in a running environment, so it is not possible to invoke the me

In IE, you can see a "Dynamic Script" folder at the bottom of the debugger's document list, where you can find dynamically loaded scripts, but ... A large number of, can not customize the name ...But in Chrome, seemingly can't find the dynamic script, search the Web, found that can use //# sourceurl=xxx.js to customize the name of the dynamic

1First open Google Chrome. As follows 2Click on the top right corner to open the menu and go to "settings" 3After opening, the first interface is not this one, to scroll to the last click "show Advanced Settings ..." 4After you expand the second page, click "privacy settings", "content settings": 5Then find the "javascript" section, here is what we want to set, we see, below there are two options, if we only prohibit certain sites js, the

Since the upgrade of Chrome, inadvertently found that the console under the total annoying tips, is CNZZ statistics. Look, the current version of Chrome is: Version 56.0.2924.87 To be exact, this annoying CNZZ content tip is as follows: A parser-blocking, Cross-origin script, Http://s11.cnzz.com/stat.php?id=XXXXXXshow=pic, is invoked via document.write. This is b

Slave4.0.237.0StartChrome Dev on Windows platform supports installing userscript directly. You have written a script trainer for yourself. Kuber's video downloader helps youDownload a video file from a video website in China. after the script is installed, a translucent icon is displayed in the upper left corner of the video playback page. Click the icon to go to the video resolution page of flvcd.com. in

Http://www.2cto.com/os/201312/262437.htmlWhen VS2012 is installed, Chrome will report a warning Resource interpreted as Script but transferred with MIME type Text/plain when loading the page.This is because VS2012 changed the Windows registry when it was installed, changed the type of parsing JavaScript to Text/plain, causing JavaScript to be converted to the Text/plain format. However, this does not affect

For IE and Chrome set, the proxy server up on IE and close ie.Create and new texts file and copy the following into it:Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings]"ProxyEnable" =dword:00000001File Save As Proxy.reg then change "proxyenable" =dword:00000001 to "proxyenable" =dword:00000000 and file Save as NOPROXY.R egIE and Chrome is don

How do I enable browser scripting support? (1) IE browser Method One (for 360 browsers): Enable JavaScript. In the menu bar, in Tools, select Internet Options –> Security tab –> Select Internet (small blue earth) –> Custom Level –> Find Active Scripting under script to enable and disable it. method two : Open ie "Tools", select "Internet Options", in the Security tab, select "Restricted Sites", click "Site", select "http://hao.360.cn

After installing VS2012, Chrome will report Resource interpreted as Script but transferred with MIME type Text/plain when the page is loaded. This is because VS2012 changed the Windows registry when it was installed, and changed the type label for parsing JavaScript to Text/plain, causing JavaScript to be converted to Text/plain format. But that doesn't affect JavaScript's running. The workaround is as fo