How add protocol in options?
See original GitHub issueThe source code shows the protocol urls.
I downloaded them and want to offer them by options, but I don`t know how to do it.
My version is V8, Is that mean I should offer two protocol ?
By the way, I used the remote: true
Thanks!
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You should probably ignore that URLs. Chromium team has decided to split the protocol in two parts to separate the V8 part from the browser part; you really need both.
If you want to fetch the protocol for a given Chrome version you can just run:
Then if you want to use that protocol version:
Hope this helps.
@mohyeid localhost usually resolves to 127.0.0.1, what are you really trying to do?