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Can anybody confirm if the extension fails on Windows7? What are the error messages?

(I can't access Win7 now.)

-Tomi

i have installed python-64bit on windows. i have done other things on the forum. And i am working on a localhost. i opened experimental api on the chrome flags. i don't know what is the problem.

as I currently read server.py, this will write the file anywhere on the host machine? with the only security being that it's bound to localhost.

I have least added a regex match on the path

if re.match('^/path/to/chroot/jail',fpath)

a password might be nice too, otherwise anyone could just write a web app that fishes for this server and start writing stuff all over

Testing github issues.

Should I use this for my project?

It would be great if there was a "Discard N Changes" Button next to the "Save N Changes".
That is useful if I am experimenting with CSS rules, but dont want to save them. Then Discard and start editind css again.
Now I have to restart Chrome to get the changes discarded.

If I have time I am going to implement it, just wanted to take note.

Andras

Is it possible to configure a different port for python/ruby server running?

Awesome program!

I got this working on Chrome 18 in Windows XP nicely, with one simple problem.

When the file saves, it ends up being double-spaced. Where there ought to be a single carriage return, there are two carriage returns. The next time I work on the file and save it, it ends up being triple-spaced. Then quadruple-spaced. Ad infinitum.

If that simple issue could be resolved, this will be one of my favorite programs and I'll end up letting others know about it.

Thanks!

It seems to be this issue:
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=125169

I discovered that it fails if the css have some GET variables:

http://rfb.local/wp-content/plugins/id/skins/id-style2.css?ver=3.4.1 -> /w/rfb/wp-content/plugins/id/skins/id-style2.css?ver=3.4.1 4467

It created a file named "id-style2.css?ver=3.4.1". You should lose the query string :)