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Chrome not reloading page until mouse hovers over browser window #123

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jamilabreu opened this issue Nov 27, 2014 · 12 comments
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Chrome not reloading page until mouse hovers over browser window #123

jamilabreu opened this issue Nov 27, 2014 · 12 comments

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@jamilabreu
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On Yosemite/Chrome using the LiveReload extension, everything works fine - except that the page only reloads styles (css/scss/sass) when the mouse hovers over (literally passes above any part of) the Chrome browser window.

Came across similar thread here: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/mimosajs/A7Kbf6plBd0

Thoughts?

@javiercr
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Same problem here! :(

@toliklunev
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+1

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@iAnton
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iAnton commented Mar 19, 2015

+1

@arndeash
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+1

@iAnton
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iAnton commented Mar 24, 2015

increased additionalWaitingTime value to 50 helped me

additionalWaitingTime = 5;

From this issue - livereload/livereload-extensions#26

@didia
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didia commented May 11, 2015

I have tried to investigate this issue but I can't reproduce it on my mac Yosemite. Chrome is reloading fine, what's your environment?

@whitneyland
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Real issue, really breaks your rhythm. OSX 10.10.3.

@whitneyland
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@iAnton 's fix worked for me. Steps to hack/fix:

  1. Finder, Goto folder..., ~/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default
  2. In extensions folder, find the one with version 2.1 (or your livereload version)
  3. Modify source as shown in patch above

@jibiel
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jibiel commented Sep 21, 2015

#136 should fix the problem.

@e2
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e2 commented Oct 17, 2015

I can merge #136, as long as it's confirmed that it helps (please add +1s there if it helped you!).

There should be a better fix than just increasing a timeout - but increasing a timeout is till better than people patching their JS files manually.

For speed, maybe it's better to loop over a smaller timeout - but maybe better debugging could help understand the issue.

@jibiel
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jibiel commented Oct 17, 2015

Maybe we can have an option with the default value for that. It could be passed to the guard :livereload block.

e2 added a commit that referenced this issue Oct 18, 2015
See issue #123 for more info about the workaround
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e2 commented Oct 18, 2015

In case it helps, there's no longer a need to edit the file manually: #147

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