Comment on Google releases a Chrome extension to identify web app performance problemsComments−bgray16yVery Nice! Now we need extension support on OSX Chrome even more! :)−peregrine16yI'm running Linux nightlys and extensions work very well. I might assume that OSX works the same...This one does not work though, must be some api calls net setup correctly yet.−donjaime_hn16yMake sure you run chrome with the flag --enable-extension-timeline-apiYou have to enable the instrumentation as explained in the getting started doc: http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/speedtracer/get-started.ht...−peregrine16yI did follow the guide it just didn't do anything afterwards. Oh well.−donjaime_hn16yIf you have a chrome window open, or a zombie chrome process, running it again will just fork a new window from the existing browser process.Make sure you shut them all down before running.−mattyb16yWorks for me.−andylei16ywe actually had it for a little while. they disabled it b/c of some security issue, but it'll be back soon.http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=29086#c5
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Very Nice! Now we need extension support on OSX Chrome even more! :)
I'm running Linux nightlys and extensions work very well. I might assume that OSX works the same...
This one does not work though, must be some api calls net setup correctly yet.
Make sure you run chrome with the flag --enable-extension-timeline-api
You have to enable the instrumentation as explained in the getting started doc: http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/speedtracer/get-started.ht...
I did follow the guide it just didn't do anything afterwards. Oh well.
If you have a chrome window open, or a zombie chrome process, running it again will just fork a new window from the existing browser process.
Make sure you shut them all down before running.
Works for me.
we actually had it for a little while. they disabled it b/c of some security issue, but it'll be back soon.
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=29086#c5