Thanks for the tips guys.
I was able to do it by:
1) Uninstalling Firefox Flash player
(https://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/uninstall-flash-player-windows.html).
2) Install NPAPI debugger.
3) On Firefox, go to "Open menu -> Add-ons -> Shockwave Flash (click
'Options' or 'More')" and then *u
I just checked today. For me, on Mac, the debugger plugin works fine on Safari
12. On Windows, I use an older Firefox (47) for compatibility with the version
of Selenium we currently use in Royale. That is before the NPAPI deprecation.
And the debugger plugin works fine in that older Firefox
Hi Greg,
Good to know about Opera!
Thanks for that!
Piotr
On Fri, Dec 7, 2018, 8:03 AM Greg Dove wrote:
> I went through this not so long ago. fyi the best option I found was Opera.
> It's now like Chrome, but flash debugging still worked for me. If you can't
> get anything else to work, you m
I went through this not so long ago. fyi the best option I found was Opera.
It's now like Chrome, but flash debugging still worked for me. If you can't
get anything else to work, you might want to try that.
On Fri, Dec 7, 2018 at 6:27 PM Piotr Zarzycki
wrote:
> Hi Dannemann,
>
> If I remember
Hi Dannemann,
If I remember correctly you have to push your application to the server.
Open in the browser and than attach debugger. This is the only way of
resolving that issue.
Thanks, Piotr
pt., 7 gru 2018 o 05:52 Dannemann napisał(a):
> I cannot debug after installing the debuggers (versio
I cannot debug after installing the debuggers (version 31).
I looks like firefox has disabled npapi and edge has it sandboxed.. I saw a
topic in microsoft where the support says it is impossible to debug in it
right now.. same thing in chrome.. I am using windows 10 and the most
updated browsers
