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Launch with Firefox Developer Edition? [Bug in AdvanceCustomBrowserCmdLine] #31
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Yep! you can do it through You have to do it : |
Opps! found a bug on this settings. Workaround (for now): Soon it will be fixed. |
Is it possible to to launch with chrome without extension in liveServer |
Hi @abhiinos111abhi , I don't get that |
Thanks for the response! So basically you can do anything you can do on CMD, as long as you use properly escaped strings, right? |
Yep! With this settings... butI As I said before there is a tiny bug... may be today I'll ship the fix update to store... . |
brackets editor live server starts with chrome with no extension. |
If you're talking about just static files, you don't need any further extension . But if you re taking about dynamic pages like php or node.js , you have to use another extension "live server web extension".. |
This issue has been resolved with v3.1.0. Please update the extension and thanks for the reporting. If you like the extension, please drop a review to vscode marketplace. |
For opening live-server with Firefox developer edition on Mac. Copy paste this to user settings. "liveServer.settings.CustomBrowser": "/Applications/Firefox Developer Edition.app" |
Hi @dakshgautam1, it |
@dakshgautam1 so you may be trying what I actually wanted and I just found out it works. I wanted to use @ritwickdey no idea if you want to add this as a method for doing this on Mac or not, but perhaps it's worth leaving it here at the least so others can find it, but it's not 'officially supported' that way as well. Win win 👍 |
this worked on my mac instantly, earlier i was trying to locate the firefox dev edition, and was pasting the link in "liveServer.settings.CustomBrowser": . Thanks a ton! |
@dakshgautam1 Thanks i solved the problem. memo |
For those who are using windows this method worked for me.
"liveServer.settings.CustomBrowser": "\Program Files\Firefox Developer Edition\Firefox.exe" |
Hi.
Is it possible to launch the Live Server browser with Firefox Developer Edition?
Maybe it would be nice if the extension could parse the settings string and just launch the exe if an exe location is specified instead of a browser name.
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