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Chrome port debugger for testing purposes #88
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@blakebyrnes are these failing macos tests related to this PR? |
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No, they recently changed something that disabled GPUs on macs, which is what (I'm pretty sure) triggers this new error |
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Some websites seems to detect when unblocked is running with remote debugging pipe, but not remote debugging port. This PR adds functionality to run unblocked in remote debugging port mode when env
ULX_USE_REMOTE_DEBUGGING_PORTis set to true. End goal is to find what they are detecting! But this PR now makes it possible to test if this is the case, and can be used as a temporary solution/workaround.