Tincr 2.2 released with possible fix for browse button problems (thank you Jan Nicklas)

[Ryan Ackley]

I just submitted a new version of Tincr to the Chrome web store that hopefully fixes the issues with the latest version of Chrome stable (~28). It should be approved in the next hour or so. 

This was all thanks to Jan Nicklas who submitted a pull request yesterday. I also compiled the 64bit linux version of the npapi plugin so that issue should be fixed s well. 

After updating to 2.2, let me know if you are still having problems. 

[Daniel Leong]

Hi Ryan, 

Tincr was working great for testing on local (file://) files until recently; I wonder if this update is the cause. I'm on Chrome 28.0.1500.71 and OSX 10.6.8.  Tincr doesn't seem to notice any changes, so I'm back to manual reloads. 

Is there anything I can provide to help debug this?

Thanks!

Daniel

[Ryan Ackley]

Can you confirm that you are using Tincr 2.2? There were a few bugs in Chrome 28 that 2.2 attempted to fix. 

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[Daniel Leong]

Yep, that's the first thing I did. Extensions list in settings says 2.2. I disabled and re-enabled a few times and even uninstalled and re-installed, to no avail.

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[Daniel Leong]

Just an update... I fired up a little webserver and tried with Tincr—no dice. The browse button does work and it seems to find all the files, but it never detects changes.

[Ryan Ackley]

Thanks Daniel for the quick feedback, I've updated the extension with a fix for the issues you were experiencing. 

Let me know if you have any more problems. It may take up to an hour from now for the updated extension to appear in the chrome web store. 

On Sun, Jul 21, 2013 at 12:12 PM, Daniel Leong <falc...@gmail.com> wrote:

Just an update... I fired up a little webserver and tried with Tincr—no dice. The browse button does work and it seems to find all the files, but it never detects changes.

[Daniel Leong]

Fantastic work! Just updated, and I'm back in business :) Thanks!

[Joshua Fitzgerald]

Tincr's not working here either. I've reinstalled and disabled several times... nothing. Please help. This extension is essential in my work.

I'm using Tincr 2.2.1 and Mac OS X 10.8.4

Thanks.

Josh 

[Ryan Ackley]

Hi Josh,

It must be something specific to your environment. When I try it on BrowserStack for your platform specs, the Tincr browse button works.

Can you inspect the Tincr background page and see if there are any errors in the console?

-Ryan

[Tobias Müllauer]

i have Tincr 2.2.1 and i have problem with the browser button.

it not open upp a window.

[Viktar Basharymau]

I have the same problem. Tincr 2.2.1, Chrome 35.0.1916.153, Ubuntu 12.04.

[Bart Van den Brande]

Having the same problem here.

Working with Chromium on Ubuntu's latest version.

Browse button does not work.

[Ben Williams]

Hi, I just downloaded this app and am receiving an error.

I inspected the background page for information. Here's the console's output.

I am on Linux if that is of any interest.

[Patrick Copeland]

Me too. Tincr 2.2.1, Chromium 36.0.1985.125, Ubuntu 12.04 x64.

[Sinapse]

Hi,

I think with Google 28 Tincr has been substituted by Google Web Tools Workspace.

The only big limitation is that with google dev tools you can't edit DOM elements directly in the "elements" panel, neither the inline style definition.

However I found a better way for doing it;

There is an extension for Google Chrome that combined with an Intellij Idea plugin makes you live editing HTML, CSS, JS and it work amazingly.

It is probably better than using Google Dev Tool. The only disadvantage is that you cannot inspect the elements you are editing in the browser itself but you can obviously do it in your IDE which is even better.

I documented the process here if you want to take a look:

http://yoursoftengineer.blogspot.ie/2014/10/web-development-live-edit-your-html-css.html

Luca

[Dash]

I just downloaded and browse button does not work for me (OSX 10.9.5). I tried multiple times with enable/disable and re-install.

[Mikko Ohtamaa]

On Tuesday, January 13, 2015 at 6:52:18 PM UTC+13, Dash wrote:

I just downloaded and browse button does not work for me (OSX 10.9.5). I tried multiple times with enable/disable and re-install.

I can confirm this.

Tincr 2.2.1.

Chrome 41.

OSX Maverick.

Browse button does nothing. No error logged.

[Shayne]

Same issue here, 2.2.1 - OSX 

Chrome version Version 40.0.2214.94 (64-bit)

Browse button doesn't work.

[Darren P]

Ditto.

All other extensions are disabled. No dice. Ye olde cmnd-R will have to do for now.

[Salman Sadiq]

I can confirm that Tincr browse button stopped working

here are my machine/browser details

Google Chrome	40.0.2214.115 (Official Build)
Revision	831713c5c90271926c2ca70afaa969d32e4576f5-refs/branch-heads/2214@{#490}
OS	Mac OS X
Blink	537.36 (@189787)
JavaScript	V8 3.30.33.16

here are errors in background.js

Native file support failed to load, trying to reload...

nativeSupport.js:14 Uncaught NotFoundError: Failed to execute 'removeChild' on 'Node': The node to be removed is not a child of this node.

25extensions::uncaught_exception_handler:8 Error in event handler for runtime.onMessage: TypeError: undefined is not a function

    at Object.ProjectManager.launchFolderSelect (chrome-extension://lfjbhpnjiajjgnjganiaggebdhhpnbih/ProjectManager.js:61:21)

    at chrome-extension://lfjbhpnjiajjgnjganiaggebdhhpnbih/background.js:14:24