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How to save Microsoft (GitHub, etc.) webpage so it will render properly using Chrome or Firefox-based web browsers?
A few months ago I noticed that webpages from Firefox, Chrome, and some other web browsers do not display properly, as if the CSS files which are saved are not what is used for rendering in the web ...
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How to take a screenshot of an entire scroll element?
I searched the Internet to find a way to do it,
but I didn’t find anything that works.
I use the web version of Tinder app. There's a chat section inside a div and I want to take a pic of the entire ...
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Capture text from website that's disabled copy-paste, printing and viewing source
I'd like to capture text from a website (for personal usage, not business) but unfortunately they have disabled copy-paste, printing and viewing the source.
Is there another way of capturing the text?
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Do Chrome and Firefox show Inspect / Inspect Element in their context menus by default?
I'm writing some instructions on how to work around a broken modal on Duolingo by deleting some HTML. I'm trying to write it so non-techy people can follow along.
On Safari I found I had to go to ...
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Understanding CSS for user styling in a browser
I want to make a specific change to the appearance of a specific site in my web browser. This site uses CSS, so I think what I should do is write a user CSS override (please correct me if this is ...
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Can I make marquees stop scrolling, in my browser?
While rare these days, some websites, annoyingly, use marquees (<marquee>...</marquee>) - pieces of HTML content scrolling across my browser viewport. This is annoying and distracting.
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Advertisement suddenly appearing on top of almost every page
Since this morning strange advertisement is appearing on top of many pages I open in webbrowser (see screenshot at the end). It's happening in any browser (tested FF, IE and Chrome), on any of three ...
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Saved webpage has images that only open in Chrome
I right-clicked a webpage in Chrome and saved as "Webpage, Complete". This webpage opens fine in Chrome, but some images don't load when I try to open it using other browsers like Firefox.
I checked ...
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How to download a website page after waiting or everything is loaded [closed]
i'm trying to accomplish this :
Trying to download some Page HTMLs. but i've to wait ! to get everything loaded . (the website have to load all the ressources files so it takes time) .
How to wait ...
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How to stop onload play html5 video on websites?
Anyone know how stop automatic play on page load unwanted html5 videos?
This is importnant for me because I use limited bandwith transfer, and that unwanted media eat my amount of limited transfer.
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Unwanted Script being added to all HTML pages in all browsers
I don't know why but this has been happening for a while now:
In every browser (Chrome, Firefox, IE) there is always a script attached at the end of the code.
That's the script:
http://cupons....
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Google Chrome much slower when using file:// instead of http://
I occasionally have html files stored locally that I need to view. Opening them in Google Chrome as file:///path/to/file.html is excruciatingly slow. If I serve them up over http like http://path/to/...
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Is there a way to run an HTML file with default browser and a parameter?
I have an HMTL file that I would like to be opened with the user's default browser, followed by a parameter. For example, if your default browser was Google Chrome, it would open as:
C:/Users/[User]/...
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How to Open/Close An HTML Select Using JavaScript in Internet Explorer, FireFox and Chrome
How to open an HTML select using the JavaScript that ...
I - Have good aesthetics (preserves layout);
II - Be compatible with Internet Explorer, FireFox and Chrome;
III - Use the select itself;
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How do I edit a URL so that it forces you to a particular spot on the page it opens?
When I post a link, I want to make sure the page opens at a particular place on the page by editing the URL. Is there a simple way to do that?
I must say I figured this was a simple enough question ...
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