I am working in Chrome developer tools and looking for a way to show HTML entities by default.
The view I see is this:
Whereas, the view I need is this:
Does anybody know how I can enable the view I need?
I know there is a theme engine for Chrome but is there an existing feature that fits my needs?
Thanks guys ;)
Here are the steps. Go down to the Debugging > General option on the left side of the menu. Find and uncheck the Enable Javascript debugging for ASP.NET(Chrome and IE). Now, no new Chrome instance will be launched every time you run or debug your web project.
HTML encoding converts characters that are not allowed in HTML into character-entity equivalents; HTML decoding reverses the encoding. For example, when embedded in a block of text, the characters < and > are encoded as < and > for HTTP transmission.
Navigate to Device > Chrome > Settings. Scroll down to User Experience > Developer Tools. Select the "Never allow the use of built-in developer tools" option from the dropdown.
In Google Chrome the correct way to see the actual source of the document that is currently loaded is to click the Sources tab and choose the file from the tree on the left. If you have a unique string on the line that you're searching for, you can press Ctrl-Shift-F to search all files for that string.
RightClick -> View Source
is incorrect because it reloads the document, which may cause unexpected behaviour.Inspect Element
is incorrect because it displays the current DOM, not the HTML source.I had this same question and discovered that with chrome, right-click > View Source code, shows the pure un-decoded(un-evaluated) html entities while the right-click > inspect option seems to evaluate them... may help someone:)
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