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 chrome://flags: Try Experimental Features & Activate Debug ToolsIn this 
 post, 
 we will talk about chrome://flags, which can help you activate additional 
 debugging tools or try out new or experimental features in Chrome. 
  
 Chrome DevTools is a set of web developer tools built directly into the 
 Google 
 Chrome browser. Chrome DevTools can help you edit pages on-the-fly and 
 diagnose problems quickly. The JavaScript portion of the Chrome DevTools 
 site 
 (JavaScript) includes a 
 tutorial and video that teaches you all the things you can do to debug your 
 JavaScript code. Most of these are included in the 2.1 Script Debugger. See 
 the 2.1 Script Debugger Overview section for a list of capabilities provided 
 in the 2.1 Script 
 Debugger. 
  
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 I'll walk through all the major features of the elements tabof the Chrome 
 developer tools. Click here to open in a separate tab and followalong with 
 this tutorial (unfortunately, you'll have to switch back and forthbetween 
 that 
 tab and this one to do so). 
  Now, open up the chrome developertools and take a look at the result. 
  
 I feel the browser dev tools is a very handy tool for students to have 
 access 
 to explore and understand how the different elements on a page work. Some 
 schools do block this because they feel the students could misuse this 
 feature. If there is an 
 effective firewall in place and the log settings are turned on for all 
 network 
 activity it is easy to track which chromebook is causing a nuisance. 
 Innocent 
 until proven guilty, right? 
  
 However, I found a workaround. If I go into the browser developer tools, I 
 can 
 delete the "disabled" attribute on the radio button, fill in the IP 
 addresses, 
 and submit the form. The IPs will persist as long as I don't make any other 
 changes on that page. 
  Weird. 
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