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Several developers have complained that Chrome 80 breaks debugging for CEP panels, with errors like "document.registerElement is not a function". If you are facing this problem, try @justin2taylor's suggestion:
Use the CEF Client provided with each CEP Version on the Github. For CEP 9, use this one: https://github.com/Adobe-CEP/CEP-Resources/tree/master/CEP_9.x
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Another workaround is to use: "chrome://inspect/#devices" which will bypass the code that results in the "document.registerElement is not a function" error, and then everything works just like it did before in Chrome. The steps are:
a. Navigate to chrome://inspect/#devices
b. Ensure 'Discover network targets' is checked
c. Click 'Configure' by 'Discover network targets'
d. Add 'localhost:7777' to the list of targets
e. Wait for a target to appear and click 'inspect'
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I found a workaround for debugging PS CEP panles which may help.
Download "Cefclient" from:
https://github.com/Adobe-CEP/CEP-Resources/tree/master/CEP_9.x
then extract and run:
...\Cefclient_Win64\cef_binary_3.3239.1723.g071d1c1_windows64_client\Release\cefclient.exe
It will open a browser like windows were you should paste your locahostIP
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Isn't this the same solution as described in the original post?
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