I really like Chrome's "Save Password" function, saving me a lot of time typing. But sometimes, if I accidently check "Never for this site", I will lost the capability. The question is how could I get it back?
chrome://chrome/settings/
Click "Manage saved passwords".
In the bottom, you will see "Never Save" list, just delete the entry you would like to save the password.
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Debugger Version of Flash Player + trace()
Recently I am working on a Flex project, and found that trace() is not working. Trace() method is equivalent of System.out.println() at Java, without making it work, it's a huge blow to debug on Flex. After some search, here are my foundings:
1. You need make sure your web browser has a debugger version of Flash Player.
Go to here, if you see "Debugger version of Flash Player", congratulations, otherwise, you need go to here to download a debugger version, be aware that Chrome has a build-in flash player, but it's not a debugger version, I have not figured out how to install a debugger version in Chrome yet, but here is a link which might help.
2. You need run your web server in debug mode.
3. You need invoke the web application from Eclipse's debug mode.
After that, trace() will print out whatever you want to see beautifully in your console.
---Update:
Sometimes, you need uninstall your current non-debugger version first before installing debugger version:
http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/uninstall-flash-player-windows.html
1. You need make sure your web browser has a debugger version of Flash Player.
Go to here, if you see "Debugger version of Flash Player", congratulations, otherwise, you need go to here to download a debugger version, be aware that Chrome has a build-in flash player, but it's not a debugger version, I have not figured out how to install a debugger version in Chrome yet, but here is a link which might help.
2. You need run your web server in debug mode.
3. You need invoke the web application from Eclipse's debug mode.
After that, trace() will print out whatever you want to see beautifully in your console.
---Update:
Sometimes, you need uninstall your current non-debugger version first before installing debugger version:
http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/uninstall-flash-player-windows.html
Chrome
So I am working on my blog, and I tried to color some of my words, pretty simple tasks, right? Not in Chrome.
The problem only exists in Chrome, not in Firefox and IE.
I dig a little bit more, it seems related to something called "Apple-style-span", and Chrome and Safari have problem to handle it.
Wait a minute, I just found Blogger now has a new editor, and this new editor seems resolving this problem now.
Here is how to enable the new editor:
blog's Settings | Basic tab. Near the bottom of the page you will see a field called Select Post Editor, and from there you simply need to select Updated Editor and save your settings.
The problem only exists in Chrome, not in Firefox and IE.
I dig a little bit more, it seems related to something called "Apple-style-span", and Chrome and Safari have problem to handle it.
Wait a minute, I just found Blogger now has a new editor, and this new editor seems resolving this problem now.
Here is how to enable the new editor:
blog's Settings | Basic tab. Near the bottom of the page you will see a field called Select Post Editor, and from there you simply need to select Updated Editor and save your settings.
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