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A similar effort: http://breach.cc/ http://breach.cc/ it uses nodeJS's webkit binding. You can open an inspector on any element of the UI
by PuercoPop 12y ago
A similar effort: http://breach.cc/ http://breach.cc/
it uses nodeJS's webkit binding. You can open an inspector on any element of the UI
- alexbardas 12y agoAny idea what happened to breach? It looked very promising when it was first announced, but I can see there hasn't been any contribution for more than 6 months.
- PuercoPop 12y agoThis was updated less than a day ago: https://github.com/breach/thrust https://github.com/breach/thrust It is align with the main developer's 'ExoBrowser' arquitecture: http://breach.cc/2014/07/15/next-steps-for-breach.html http://breach.cc/2014/07/15/next-steps-for-breach.html
- curiously 12y agostill waiting for the windows version
- hasenj 12y agoFWIW In Chrome you can already inspect the inspector.
- ryannevius 12y agoWhaattt? Sure enough, I just hit `CTRL + Shift + I` a few times and ended up with an inspector of an inspector of an inspector. Inspectorception?