we have some performance issues on chromium 69 version and it seems fixed on latest chromium version. Do you have any plan to upgrade DotNetBrowser version to latest one?
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I believe 17.0.2 is the latest release, or is there also a version 18? Anyone know how to get timeline profiling working on Chrome?
Chrome version: 99.0.4844.84 (Official Build) (x86_64)
Devtools version: 4.24.0 (3/10/2022)
Timeline profiler requires a development or profiling build of react-dom#^18
Last week, I downloaded Sencha Architect version 4.2.9. It installed Sencha Cmd version 7.3 and version 7.3 of the ExtJS framework as a part of the installation process. However, 7.3 is not available as a separate download on the Support site as it would typically be. Why is that?
Current download is only 7.2.0.66 - If you got 7.3 I'd say that was an accidental leak of 7.3 if you got it...
I'm only getting
both support portal and npm are only supplying 7.2 series
Would love a copy of 4.2.9 if you have one... I can't seem to get that either.
Ext JS 73 is now available on support portal.
Appium version 1.14.1 did not support chrome browser latest version 76 and higher.
I tried to find so many possible solutions but still, I'm not able to find any solution about this and finally, somehow I manage to downgrade chrome version in my mobile device and test run successfully.
I'm attaching an image of the error log here for better understanding.
Try explicitly specifying the desired chromedriver version during Appium installation:
npm install appium --chromedriver-version="76.0.3809.68"
For more information and troubleshooting tips see:
Using ChromeDriver
ChromeDriver on Android
appium-chromedriver
i am facing lot of problems while installing new modules in 0.39 versions in react-native, but i am afraid if i will do upgrade from 0.39 to 0.40 version it may be stop making build. Please guys suggest me how to upgrade or is there any benefits of upgrading my react-native.
React Native is rapidly updating platform. Every version has a lot of bug fixes, new performance improvements and new or upgraded components.
If its possible and feasible for you I suggest you to upgrade the latest stable version.
You can check the docs for Upgrading React Native for details on how to upgrade. There might be lots of changes since your version is fairly old.
I suggest you to check every libraries (if you are using) if they are compatible with the new version of react-native and how you should upgrade the libraries.
There was some major changes on v0.40 of react native.
Using geckodriver v.09,jdk 1.8,selenium-java-3.4.0,selenium-server-standalone-3.4,downloaded two mozilla firefox 46 and 53.but in control panel-->program folder only able to see mozilla firefox 53 version.Getting error for below code.
geckodriver v0.9.0 was released in July 2016. So last year. In the meantime, several Firefox versions were released, so most likely your geckodriver version is way too old to be able to work with Firefox 53.
One way to solve this is to update to the latest version of geckodriver, meaning v0.16.1. One note though, for v0.16.0 it's mentioned that you need Selenium 3.4.
You can see more here.
To answer the other question, regarding the Firefox version, this is what I'm doing to make it possible:
Install any FF version (even the latest one) and make sure you uncheck Maintenance Service (or something similar it's called)
Go to FF Options and disable the automatic updates
Uninstall Firefox (using the default options, without manually deleting anything)
Install the version that you need
Otherwise, even if you install an older version, it will automatically try to update and at the next restart it will be the latest version.