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> This is still how you do it on some mobile/tv browsers. Some browsers will not even tell you there is an error - and fail silently. That sounds surprising, b
by reificator 7y ago
> This is still how you do it on some mobile/tv browsers. Some browsers will not even tell you there is an error - and fail silently.
That sounds surprising, because I thought most of those were based on Chromium. Do they not allow you to expose a remote debugging port that you can connect to from a desktop instance of Chrome?
- niteshade 7y agoI'm fairly sure they're based on WebKit, actually. Can't say I've ever seen Chromium inside non-Android mobile/TV browsers, but I could be wrong.