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Need to detect a user's operating system? 👀 Here's how: 👇 https://lnkd.in/eQZUyKb5

Debugging and Inspection in Mobile Chrome: Console Logs, Network Activity, and More If you've built a website, you must have encountered situations where you intended to inspect elements, open the network tab, or even view logs in the console. In this post, I'm sharing an easy method to accomplish that. The process involves: 1. Activating developer options on your mobile device. 2. Allowing USB debugging. 3. Connecting your mobile device to your computer via a USB cable. 4. Visiting chrome://inspect/#devices in Chrome, and 5. Inspecting the particular tab you wish to scrutinize. Please refer to the link in this post for more details about the entire process: https://lnkd.in/ebXHjCPm I hope this tip is helpful to you. Thank you for reading!

Why do keyboard shortcuts feel so much like an afterthought in modern applications? In my experience, more often than not, the keyboard shortcut suddenly stops working, while clicking your way through the menus never fails. In older (like Paleolithic older) applications, it feels like it was the other way around; keyboard shortcuts always worked, while the graphic UI that they tacked on to the application was a bit flaky, and often differed between distributions. They probably weren't even called shortcuts in those days, just "commands". An example of a newer application would be VsCode, where you have about 50% chance of the keyboard shortcut working, given there is one in the first place. Examples of older applications would be Emacs, where most commands aren't even available in the drop-down menus.

Just finished the "File Inclusion" module. Great for teaching the fundamentals of the attacks and a nice challenge at the end.

Did you know input type=number does not work in Firefox? so here's a fix: https://lnkd.in/gS84q485

HOW TO: Using SAML-Tracer to Capture SAML Events for Debugging Purposes. https://ed.gr/ef2ta