Description
If you are a Chrome user and want
to get full-fledged terminal right in your browser then we can help you.
Solution:
There is a Terminal plug-in in
Google through which you can get access to the BSD command line interface
within the browser and this provide you full access to the system. For
installing it, go to “DevTools Terminal application” page within Chrome and
click the given link to install the terminal add-on. After the installation
task gets completed, it will appear as an app which you can click to load. The
current tab gets converted into a Terminal window giving you the familiar
command prompt in your home directory.
Similarly like other apps of
Chrome, you can customize this app by right-clicking on it. Also, you can
choose to open it as a regular tab or as a pinned tab or in full screen. For
example, you are performing some task in Terminal and want to look the instructions
to perform some command. Then create a new tab and browse the web for instructions.
After this, you can go back to Terminal to complete the task.
As your Mac’s Terminal app
supports tabs and multiple windows thus, the DevTools Terminal may seem
redundant. However, for any other important application it may prove helpful so
as to double-up the functionality. Having multiple Terminals make it easy for
you to perform commands if one is not working.
Therefore, it is useful to keep
both Mac’s and DevTools Terminals. For more from the XpertCrewTM
team, please follow us on Twitter @Techvedic or contact Techvedic’s computer
support helpdesk, as per below contact-details:
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