Wei-Yin Chen

DOM distiller is the content extraction backend. This is used in Chrome on Android, for the feature "simplified view". There are 3rd party Chrome Extensions based on this project. Are...

Sorry for the late reply. Would you mind submitting this to our code review system? https://github.com/chromium/dom-distiller#tools-for-contributing Thanks!

Hi, Would you mind filing a bug in crbug.com following our README? We usually track bugs and feature requests there. Issue tracker here on github can work as a more...

It's doable. After reverting to the state where source map works, do the following: - Modify build.xml, and change gwt.args to be the same as gwt.test.args, and add --sourcemaps option...

Have you read this yet? https://github.com/chromium/dom-distiller#developer-extension

Some more background. After installing the extension, there should be one additional icon on the toolbar. In the devtools, there should be one additional tab, named "Dom Distiller", where there...

If I were you, I'd make sure the reversion is correct first, since it's not a clean revert. Then work on enabling source map in the extension.

It's here: https://github.com/chromium/dom-distiller I've updated the project description.

You'll need to build the JavaScript code from Java yourself. Search for "style PRETTY" in README here: https://github.com/chromium/dom-distiller/blob/master/README.md Even when it is not minified, it'd still look like generated code....

You can debug in Chrome, and with source map, you can kind of debug in Java. Source map is currently broken, but can be temporarily fixed by locally reverting a...