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Unable to get Inspect option in context menu in QWebEngineView.

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    Hetal
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    I am using QT 5.9.1. I want to inspect the page which is loaded in my webengineview. Inspect is not enabled in my context menu. I have upgraded webengine from webview. In webview we do have a QWebSettings::DeveloperExtrasEnabled in which the inspect is enabled by default.

    Thanks.

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      I am using QT 5.9.1. I want to inspect the page which is loaded in my webengineview. Inspect is not enabled in my context menu. I have upgraded webengine from webview. In webview we do have a QWebSettings::DeveloperExtrasEnabled in which the inspect is enabled by default.

      Thanks.

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      @Hetal
      That's because it's not there for QWebEngineView! You can't assume everything that was in QWebView will be in QWebEngineView.

      Fortunately for you, https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28681141/qtwebengine-debugging offers a variety of solutions. The accepted answer there looks like you should be able to get what you want via an environment variable, or other answers are alternatives.

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        @Hetal
        That's because it's not there for QWebEngineView! You can't assume everything that was in QWebView will be in QWebEngineView.

        Fortunately for you, https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28681141/qtwebengine-debugging offers a variety of solutions. The accepted answer there looks like you should be able to get what you want via an environment variable, or other answers are alternatives.

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          @Hetal
          That's because it's not there for QWebEngineView! You can't assume everything that was in QWebView will be in QWebEngineView.

          Fortunately for you, https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28681141/qtwebengine-debugging offers a variety of solutions. The accepted answer there looks like you should be able to get what you want via an environment variable, or other answers are alternatives.

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          @JonB It worked, Thanks a lot!

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