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For a side project, I need to generate a lot of data from a WebGL Application. This Web App is mostly a personal tool and I really don't care if my browser becomes unresponsive (I mean, I know it will).
I would like to prevent my browser from displaying this popup:
Firefox has an option Dom.max_script_run_time. I don't know if such a thing exists in Chrome, but I wouldn't bet on it. It's probably easiest just to run this script in FF.
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Dom.max_script_run_time
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I wanted to know:
Softwares that can do this.
Technology needed to do this.
Any particular languages that would make this easier.
Edit: Answered the question with some tools etc that would help anyone else looking for something similar.
You can try using ghost inspector
https://ghostinspector.com/
I think this can handle your requirement
it has option to build tests with google chrome plugin with which you can do the steps once and then it can repeat the same automatically and has several more features
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I'm looking for a JavaScript library that will remove ads from a webpage in a similar way to how adblock works.
I would like to use it by injecting a script in to a webview on an iOS device (similar to how a content script could be used in a Chrome plugin).
Does such a thing exist? I've searched a lot on Google and Github but haven't found anything that fits my needs.
Adblock plus is on Github, you might be able to use something from it.
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I'm searching for a library that allows to emulate Typed Arrays in older JS engines.
At the very least, I would like to support IE8 (because of WinXP) and Android 2.x (because of fragmentation of Android devices which wont likely to get upgraded)
Yes, performance would be an issue, but, as it said, "make it work, then make it work fast.."
Single codebase is more important to me right now.
I believe this is what you're looking for: http://www.calormen.com/polyfill/typedarray.js
It's a polyfill made by Linden Research. I found it via this page. It's quite old, though (2010).
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what's a good tab script/code that will work in just about all browsers and wont conflict with jquery scripts. i was think about something like this
http://nontroppo.org/test/tab1.html
its pure css no jscript coding at all. one of that tabs will have an actually image gallery script on it another will have a video player... should I consider something with ajax or will the pure css one shown in the link about be perfect?
You may want to check out # http://jqueryui.com/demos/tabs/ as well, if you need additional handling.
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The ones I've seen so far look nice but make my dual core MBP look like its playing a flash video. Anyone seeing good performance?
I know this is old but for the benefit of anyone still looking, Smoothie Charts is pretty cool.