Right click "Inspect Element" is gone (Chrome 47)

[Jascha Brinkmann]

My right click menu doesn't contains "Inspect Element" anymore. Could it be because of some installed extension?

If I use the shortcut shift + cmd + c I can still inspect elements, but right click was easier.

Someone has the same problem?

[PhistucK]

Can you provide a screenshot?

It was changed to just "Inspect", but it is there. Extensions cannot remove a specific context menu, they (and normal web pages) can replace the context menu entirely with an HTML based menu.

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[Jascha Brinkmann]

I need this daily several times. It's just gone. No idea where it went and I can't find on google anyone with the same problem.

I have attached the screenshot, context menu is in german.

On Saturday, January 9, 2016 at 12:38:16 PM UTC+1, PhistucK wrote:

Can you provide a screenshot?

It was changed to just "Inspect", but it is there. Extensions cannot remove a specific context menu, they (and normal web pages) can replace the context menu entirely with an HTML based menu.

☆Phistuc

My right click menu doesn't contains "Inspect Element" anymore. Could it be because of some installed extension?

If I use the shortcut shift + cmd + c I can still inspect elements, but right click was easier.

Someone has the same problem?

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[PhistucK]

Mmm... I do not know german, but what is "Prüfen"?

Also, are you using a Macintosh?

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[Jascha Brinkmann]

ok. feeling stupid now, you are right, prüfen is inspect in german. Don't know in which version they translated it but that was the reason why I didn't found it. Sounded more like spell checking than developer tools :) Thanks for opening my eyes, best regards

[PhistucK]

If you think this is not a good translations and that others could also make that mistake, you can file a issue at crbug.com. Being clear is very important.

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[Paul Irish]

Here's the bug for this issue: Issue 570420 - chromium - German translation for "Inspect" doesn't make sense

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[Montaser Al Nahas]

Iam having the same problem, I used to use inspect to create HTML format emails, but I can't anymore, even using the hotkey command, still no use, I thought that google team disabled this feature because of security, but I saw no announcement about it, please if anyone know how to turn this feature back on, let us know. it was really helpfull in my line of work.

[PhistucK]

A few options why it may happen that come to mind -

- If this is your work computer, your corporate administrator might have disabled the Developer Tools via enterprise policies. You can go to chrome://policy/ (copy and paste in the address bar of the browser) and see if there is a set policy name that contains "DevTools" or "DeveloperTools" or "Inspect" or something similar.

- You are using a Chrome application ("Chrome Apps"). I think you can go to chrome://extensions and enable the "Developer mode" there... Not sure.

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