src/chrome/browser/resources/net_export/net_export.html

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   3 <head>
   4 <meta charset="utf-8">
   5 <if expr="is_android">
   6 <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width">
   7 </if>
   8 <script src="chrome://resources/js/util.js"></script>
   9 <script src="chrome://resources/js/cr.js"></script>
  10 <script src="chrome://net-export/net_export.js"></script>
  11 <link rel="stylesheet" href="net_export.css">
  12 </head>
  13 <body>
  14   <h2>NetLog Export</h2>
  15   <div id="net-export-main">
  16     <div>
  17       <button id="export-view-start-data">Start Logging to Disk</button>
  18       <span class="warning">Deletes old log</span>
  19     </div>
  20     <div>
  21       <button id="export-view-stop-data">Stop Logging</button>
  22     </div>
  23     <div>
  24       <button id="export-view-send-data">Email Log</button>
  25     </div>
  26     <pre id="export-view-file-path-text"></pre>
  27     <p>
  28       <b>INSTRUCTIONS</b>: Start logging, reproduce the problem,
  29       and then stop logging.  Make sure to send the email before
  30       starting to log again. Otherwise, the log will be deleted.
  31     </p>
  32     <p>
  33       Logs can be loaded in
  34       <a href="chrome://net-internals" target="_blank">net-internals</a>
  35       of desktop Chrome.
  36     </p>
  37     <p>
  38       <span class="warning">WARNING</span>: Logs contain a list of sites
  39       visited, cookies, and credentials from when logging started to when
  40       logging stopped.  They may also contain general network
  41       configuration information, such as DNS and proxy configuration.
  42     </p>
  43   </div>
  44 </body>
  45 </html>