How to put it on chrome? chrome-devtools-autosave

It is written in faq to go to chrome://flags/ and enable Experimental Extension APIs, done. Then install the application itself, done.

And then what? Next is a link to the instructions for installing it on the server, but I work on Denver. At the very bottom there is an answer for those who work on localhost.

But what the hell does that mean?

 If http://localhost/* corresponds to /Volumes/test/* you should create a config file (say routes.js): exports.routes = [{ from: /^http:\/\/localhost\//, to: '/Volumes/test/' }]; and then run autosave --config routes.js

Create js file and enter this piece of code into it? And then where to push this file? And where to prescribe " autosave --config routes.js - autosave --config routes.js "? Dos does not understand these commands.

ps I'm sitting under Windows.

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If you work at localhost, in the extension settings do as shown in the figure. enter image description here

Here is how I configured on the WAMP server. On Denver, such settings may not work as Denver creates the site address differently. I don’t remember exactly, but maybe you need to register ^ http: // localhost / www /

  • @napz, set on Feb 26 '12 14:43 - evansive