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How to disable browser developer tools?
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Closed 5 years ago.
I want to disable developer tool of browser when my web page is rendering, using client side script.
There is no way of doing this.
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How do I hide javascript code in a webpage?
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Closed 12 months ago.
Is there a way I can stop people from seeing the Javascript Source code that includes the Server API key and server information?
No, there is not.
You can obfuscate and minify your code, but that doesn't help since your users can look at their browser's Network Inspector instead.
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Check whether user has a Chrome extension installed
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Detecting installed chrome extensions
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Closed 2 years ago.
I want to detect if user has IDM (internet download manager) extension installed in his browser...how can I do it?
I tried using navigator.plugin but it doesn't work
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How to detect the installed Chrome version?
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Closed 2 years ago.
I'm searhing to method to get chrome version from my background scripts. I have a Background class and create with new Background(). I need to check chrome version when extension is started and if version < 80 I need to send message to user.
well, there is no way to make it from background scripts, but I found that in manifest json I can add "minimum_chrome_version": "80.0.3987.149", and this way extension won't start
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How does Trello access the user's clipboard?
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Closed 8 years ago.
How to implement copy to clipboard in Firefox without flash. Need implementation in java script asp.net-mvc.
There is no way to access clipboard from JavaScript all (I hope) browsers block this.
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How do I check connection type (WiFi/LAN/WWAN) using HTML5/JavaScript?
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Closed 8 years ago.
Is there a way to enforce browser or web page to use 3G network ( not Wi-Fi ). I don't want to use any native code, I have to do this in JavaScript code.
It's not so simple at the moment. The browser would have to give out that information. Firefox started recently an experimental feature which allows this via the navigator DOM object, but it's the only browser that supports it so far.
Check out navigator.connection.