How to intentionally make my browser slower on SauceLabs? [duplicate] - saucelabs

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I'm writing a UI automated test that runs on SauceLabs (chrome browser) and want to make sure my test is handling when web pages are very slow at loading.

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The console.log() prints the same message twice while creating react app, how to stop that? [duplicate]

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The console.log() prints 2 identical messages while creating react app
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There are two lines when using console.log() from my "react-app", how can I stop the second line from showing up?
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I think you're using React strict mode or the React Chrome extension. Turn off the Chrome extension. When you command the strict mode, it will go off. If it's helpful, accept it as the answer.

Assigned Script to a Multiple Drawings Does Not Run on Phone Sheets App [duplicate]

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button click is only working on Windows & not working on Android mobile sheet
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I hope you can help me with this. I have assigned a script to multiple drawings (as buttons) in Google Sheets and is running perfectly on PC. When I try it on my phone, the script does not run, but rather gives an option to edit. What should I do, please?
The Google Sheets mobile apps doesn't support using drawings as buttons (assign a Google Apps Script function).
Regarding what you should do, you should look for other ways to call your functions from a mobile apps like using a edit trigger.
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Can you do complex editing of Word Documents in a browser?
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I need open a ms word document (Doc/Docx) then need to edit and save it in client side itsetf.forthat i'm using ActiveXObject and javascript.it is working fine with IE but it's not working in other browsers(Chrome,Firefox).
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w.Visible = true;
obj = w.Documents.Open("D:\\test.docx");
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what is the Alternative for the ActiveX object for the other browsers excluding IE (OR) How can i edit a word document (Doc/Docx) by using client side scripting for Chrome , firefox?
Short version, you can't.
ActiveX is a propriety IE/Microsoft technology, and can only be relied on within IE.
Are there other avenues you can go down?
Create a browser plugin for each browser..
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How can I prevent Tampermonkey from running on iframes?
E.g. I write a script for
// #include http://*.youtube.com/*
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How can I set the script to only fire when the surfed website is youtube.com?
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How can I open a new browser tab in ASP.NET and write to it? I don't want to redirect to a page but I want to write/output the content directly from source.
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