[hemanth]

Hello,

Tried to inspect element by clicking on the element in the elements tab, but the element is not getting selected. Right now I have to use my up and down keys to select an element.

Any help will be appreciated.

App details:
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Android 4.4.2
Phonegap
Mac OS Yosemite
Chrome Canary

[support-michael]

Thx for sharing this issue.
I ran a few GapDebug tests using Canary 41 and Chrome 39.
No issues with the dom inspector in C39. In C41 as you reported element selection is unresponsive. I tested the C41 debugger on a web page with no issues. But it also failed when I attempted remote debugging and android app. My preliminary assessment (guess) is this is a canary issue. I’m going to look into it more deeply tomorrow.

[hemanth]

You are welcome and thanks for replying.

[support-michael]

@hemanth

Update we have a fix for this issue in the pipeline. We hope to release it early next week if our testing goes well. I’ll keep you updated. Thx again for the find.

[hemanth]

I’m glad you people are fixing the issue. Thank you.

[sanafan]

Can confirm this issue… hope the fix comes soon :-/ Working with that is not possible.

[support-michael]

@sanafan

Yes, the current GapDebug version is not compatible with the new Chrome v40 just released. We have an update planned to ship today. I’ll post an update when the release is ready. You’ll also see a small announcement in the GapDebug UI when the release is ready for download.

[sanafan]

Thanks in Advance, great to hear!

[Brandon Batie]

Hi,

Just wanted to let you know we have completed the update and it can be downloaded here: https://www.genuitec.com/products/gapdebug/download/
This new one should love the Chrome v40 compatibility issues and unresponsiveness.

Thanks,

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