Reputation: 150614
I have written a Node.js application that you can (of course) debug using the Chrome Debugging Protocol, if you use one of the latest Node.js versions:
$ node --inspect app.js
This prints a url (chrome-devtools://...
) to the terminal. If I copy this url and paste it in Chrome, the debugger opens and everything is fine.
Now, this url is pretty long, and I wanted it to become shorter. So my idea was to run a very simple Node.js server that simply redirects an incoming http
request to this url. Using some tests, I ensured that the correct headers and status code and so on are sent.
But - it does not work. If I call my redirect service, I only get the answer that the server sent an empty response. No redirection is taking place.
What am I missing?
How to redirect to chrome://extensions may give a hint that this is not possible at all, but I wonder what other options I may have (except of course, just live with the long urls)?
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