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Chrome DevTools: Record tests with the puppeteer recorder Last updated: 25th November 2020 Introduction The Puppeteer Recorder feature in Chrome DevTools can monitor your webpage interactions and generate the code to automate a browser. For example, if you click on an element and type an email address into an email field, the recorder can generate the following code: await page.click("aria/Login")

Chrome DevTools: The five most popular DevTools tips from 2018 Last updated: 11th January 2019 ⭐️ This is the 190th developer tip! Thank you to the whole community for supporting this project. ⭐️ Here are five of the most popular Dev Tips from 2018! Alongside each title will include a screenshot showing the feature, a description & a link to the original Dev Tip. Screenshot Capture Tip #151 shows

Chrome DevTools: Capture the screenshot of a specific element Last updated: 6th November 2020 Introduction You can capture the screenshot of a specific element via DevTools. How to take a screenshot from DevTools Inspect the element you wish to capture. Open the Command Menu with Cmd + Shift + P / Ctrl + Shift + P. Type in screenshot within the Command Menu. You can now capture the screenshot of o

Increase your web development skills - 150 tips on Chrome DevTools I’ve published over 150 animated gifs which showcase how to use Chrome DevTools  —  as part of my Dev Tips newsletter. For most tips, you can fully grasp the feature in less than 30 seconds. I also provide a text based alternative if you want to read more about it. In this post, you can find some of the most popular tips which I’ve

Chrome DevTools: Capture full sized screenshots without a browser extension Last updated: 6th November 2020 Using DevTools, you can take full page screenshots, or even a screeshot of a specific element. How to use this feature Type in screenshot into the Command Menu (shortcut: Cmd + Shift + P) Select Capture full size screenshot. This captures the entire page, including what is outside of the vis

Chrome DevTools: Live edit running Node.js code with hotswapping Last updated: 19th July 2020 DevTools now has native Node.js debugging. One powerful feature is the ability to live-edit already running code in a Node.js execution context, this is sometimes referred to as 'hotswapping'. You can enable the Node.js debugging experiment in DevTools and then run this command in your terminal: node --in

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