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Are questions about web browsers on topic on Software Applications?

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I have recently posted this question on Web Application SE and I am wondering if such a question would be on-topic here.

The questions deals with understanding a feature of Google Chrome Developer Console: GRPR / GTM flag.

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posted about 4 years ago
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Alexei‭
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The site is called Software Development, not "Applications". Meaning programming.

On-topic:

  • Questions about different behavior of web browsers in the context of web application programming.
  • Questions about writing plug-ins for web browsers or accessing an API/library provided by web browsers etc.

Off-topic

  • Questions about using or configuring web browsers.

Based on this, I believe the linked question would be off-topic here since it has nothing to do with programming.

posted about 4 years ago
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President James K. Polk‭ wrote about 4 years ago
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I think the question is much closer to your first bullet than to your last, and is thus on-topic. It's called the developer console for a reason.

qohelet‭ wrote almost 4 years ago
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While I agree with you, why do we allow a ton of questions about Google Sheets and Excel if this is true? It seems like those are the majority of questions here

Lundin‭ wrote almost 4 years ago
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@laserkittens Those are borderline on-topic. An excel formula is (arguably) a very limited form of programming. If you think they should be off-topic, you could propose it here. However, it has been suggested to either migrate them to either a "Power User" site or an office suite site, both of these are currently proposed on meta.codidact.

qohelet‭ wrote almost 4 years ago
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I agree with the Power User migration but have no issues with them in either location.