I am getting "PHANTOM DEBUG: Sent message to extension" every time I reload the browser in inspect element. How can I stop showing this debugging message?
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I have a service that sends out 10-20 actionable messages every day. Very sporadically (about once a month), someone will not be able to view the message. Instead, they get the fallback message.
I began BCCing myself on all the messages, and it turned out when the user could not read the message, I still could. The user could also view the actionable message in the Outlook web client. Finally, the user could frequently view the actionable message in the Outlook client by restarting Outlook.
When I view the debug message using the Actionable Message debugger on both the client's computer and mine, they both show nearly the same results. Running a diff against the two debug logs, the main difference I see is that several of the JSON properties in his message are not surrounded by double quotes. (Mine is on the left)
Remember that this is the same message. He was in the "To" field, I was in the "Bcc" field.
Again, this is very sporadic. This same user could have received a message from this same service every day last week without issue.
I've had a Slack app up and running for quite some time which has been working flawlessly. The app sends messages that have an interactive button on it. It also has slash command interactivity.
However, since this morning, whenever a user presses the button on the message, Slack displays an exclamation point (!) next to it with the message "Error in establishing a secure connection. Please use a secure certificate for the interactivity URL of this app."
The SSL cert on my server is not expired and I've made absolutely no changes to the Request URL within the app's settings. Does anyone know what the problem may be?
I have found a shared service worker named "/store/epic-analytics-worker.js" on the "about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox" page, and there's no way to remove it from Firefox. Regular service workers have the "unregister" button, but this shared worker does not have it — only the "inspect" button is available.
I need to delete it because it sends this message to browser console every 4-5 seconds: "No pending requests, not sending any data. Dropped data: 0".
Is there a way to remove it?
I have an accounting application that i use to send emails. Recently with the latest Outlook 365 update, every time i try and send an email, i get the error
"Sorry, something went wrong. You may want to try again."
The application is working through OLE to communicate with Outlook. In the application, there is an option to show the email before sending. This requires myself to click on Send. This option works fine.
However if do not want to see the email before sending and want it to be sent automatically, this is when the error comes up.
I have changed the Programmatic Access to to never warn me and allow 3rd party applications to go through. Prior to changing this setting, outlook use to pop up with a box asking permission for the application to go through. I used to click Allow and the error still appeared. With the above change, it does not prompt for me to allow but the error still appears.
To replicate:
Open two github tabs on which you're both logged in
Log out of one tab.
At the top of the 2nd tab you almost immediately get notification that you logged out on another tab
I've been trying to figure out how this works. Since the notification is almost immediate I considered 3 possibilities:
Each tab makes XHR/AJAX requests on a schedule to check session validity with the server (or uses long polling)
Each tab registers an event listener to Server Sent Events, and receives notification from the server upon logout.
Each tab has a websocket connection to the server, and receives a similar notification.
For reference, these technologies are discussed here. I am stumped though because when I open the web browser's (Firefox 48 beta) network requests dev tool, I see no communication on the tab that shows the notification between the time I log out of the other tab, and the time the notification appears.
By the way, the notification works in the opposite direction as well. If you have two tabs logged out, and you log into one of them, a notification immediately pops up on the other tab that you logged in. What's going on?
Github uses Local Storage for this trick. It uses entry with key 'logged-in'. This key is either true or false and is set each time user logs in/out. Each tab constantly check (as I know there is no event on Local Storage modification) Local Storage.