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Suggestion: make ChromeLogger declaring itself to the server

Open cverond opened this issue 11 years ago • 4 comments

It would be nice if Chrome Logger could announce itself to the server using an header. Doing so I would be able to use specific Chrome Logger code on server side only if the extension is installed and enabled for a page and fall back to another logging method if it's not. Thanks for your help!

cverond avatar Apr 10 '13 09:04 cverond

I like this. I'll see what I can do. Injecting a header should be simple, but if I want to check if the extension is active then that needs to block until it can read from local storage.

I will have to see how that performs cause I don't want to slow down every request in your browser just to add a header.

ccampbell avatar Apr 10 '13 14:04 ccampbell

+1 on this - the server should be able to detect whether ChromePHP/Logger is active, perhaps along the lines of HTTP_X_FIREPHP_VERSION

zaunere avatar Jul 31 '13 17:07 zaunere

Any luck with this? I'd happily accept a slightly slower request during debugging :)

zaunere avatar Jan 24 '14 18:01 zaunere

also would love this feature.

staabm avatar Oct 19 '17 11:10 staabm