Now a days I can see that just before the ending of the <code></body></code> tag something like below appears: <pre class="prettyprint"><code><div id="GOOGLE_INPUT_CHEXT_FLAG" style="display: none;" input="" input_stat="{}"></div> </code></pre> I can see this in every webpages whenever I try to Inspect Element in Google Chrome. Anyone know about this? Why is this? What is its usage? Can it be harmful to my data or computer?

I have got the point. Its because of the extension: Google Input Tools (by Google). But I am not sure why they use that tagging.

What is the usage of the GOOGLE_INPUT_CHEXT_FLAG in Google Chrome Web Inspector?

Now a days I can see that just before the ending of the </body> tag something like below appears:

<div id="GOOGLE_INPUT_CHEXT_FLAG" style="display: none;" input="" input_stat="{}"></div>

I can see this in every webpages whenever I try to Inspect Element in Google Chrome.

Anyone know about this?

Why is this?

What is its usage?

Can it be harmful to my data or computer?

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asked Apr 15 '13 14:04

I have got the point. Its because of the extension: Google Input Tools (by Google).

But I am not sure why they use that tagging.

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answered Sep 19 '22 02:09

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