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iOS debugging fails using Chrome Canary (ver 48): FIXED

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    joaquim-rego
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    Edited by support-michael, marking this thread fixed. See latest GapDebug update https://www.genuitec.com/forums/topic/beta-1-of-gapdebug-2015-update-6-available-please-give-it-a-go/

    Every time I try do debug an application in iOS, I get that error message and a blank screen: I can see and click in the application, but it doesn’t get to load developer tools.

    I found the error by opening chrome developer tools and saw the following error:
    ImageUtilities.js:221 Uncaught TypeError: document.getCSSCanvasContext is not a function

    Any idea?

    Specs:
    GapDebug version: Version 2015 Update 5 (2.1)
    Chrome: Version 48.0.2564.10 dev (64-bit)
    Mobile Device: iPhone 5s with iOS 9.1
    Workstation: Mac book Air ( Mid 2011) with OS X Yosemite

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    #458706 Reply

    wayne
    Moderator

    Thx for sharing this issue. The root cause as you found is that the chrome team removed the webkit-canvas implementation in Canary which includes the getCSSCanvasContext() function on document. We are working on a workaround asap.

    Regards,
    Wayne
    Genuitec Mobile Team

    #458735 Reply

    support-michael
    Keymaster

    The short term workaround is to switch from Chrome Canary to the production version 46 or earlier.

    #459538 Reply

    support-michael
    Keymaster

    We have a fix that is available today. Learn more about it here.

    #460413 Reply

    support-michael
    Keymaster
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