The licensing seems complicated (and I am not a lawyer), but it appears the open source components (including WebKit) mainly use a BSD license. This is not a 'copyleft' license, so I think Google (and Apple) don't need to open the proprietary code they add to. Microsoft is rebuilding its Edge browser on Chrome and bringing it to the Mac. It’s a big move that means Microsoft is joining the open-source community in a much bigger way for the web.

After long time, since from my first post, now I have a project using Ionic. So I want to share this post to my team for how to debugging on latest Ionic 3. Because saving debug time means you will delivery the application faster. As beginning, I want to brief important things for starting with latest Ionic 3: • Follow to install (version 6+), then install/update Ionic with command: npm install -g ionic cordova • Start an app with command ( cutePuppyPics is your app name/project) ionic start cutePuppyPics tutorial • Install and some good extensions for developing Ionic on VS Code, such as:,. OK, you are ready to code! But wait, let setup to debug for your app on Chrome firstly.

Row to column excel for mac. Open your app on VS Code and do the following steps: 1. Press F5 >>Gmail labels and outlook for mac download. select Chrome.

For Mac, let use same debug flag as Windows. This debug flag is used for attaching your Ionic app into existing Chrome running. Press Ctrl+` to open VS Code terminal, key: ionic serve -b It will build the app and start the server (but don't launch browser ( -b option). Close all Chrome opened, click debugger icon >> select Launch Ionic on Chrome option >> open a file, for example cutePuppyPics src pages list list.ts, set break point and press F5.

It will launch the app on Chrome and display a debug player on the top of VS Code. In this example, when you click My First List menu and hit an item, it will jump to the break point for debugging, see the following picture. You can stop the debug by pressing Shift+F5 or stop buttonon debug player. Stopping the debugger doesn't stop the app, it is still running until you press Ctrl+C in terminal.

In case you want to debug dynamically, you can attach the debugger into the app is running on Chrome. To try, let open Chrome and key to running the app. Then go to VS Code >> click debugger icon >> select Attach Ionic on Chrome option >> click run (or press F5).

It will open a debug player like below, and when you click an item in My First List page, it will jump to the break point.