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WebIDE won't recognize Nexus 6P connected via USB

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  • آخر ردّ كتبه skybondsor

skybondsor
skybondsor
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Desktop machine:

  • Mac OS X 10.11.6
  • Firefox 57.0.1

Nexus 6P:

  • USB cable definitely works because I can access device in Chrome just fine
  • Debug mode when USB is connected is on (I've toggled, unplugged, plugged in, etc.)
  • Firefox for Android 57.0
    • Remote debugging via USB is on (I've toggled, unplugged, plugged in, etc.)
    • ADB Helper is installed, though under USB Devices, WebIDE is suggesting I install it (see attached image)
Desktop machine: * Mac OS X 10.11.6 * Firefox 57.0.1 Nexus 6P: * USB cable definitely works because I can access device in Chrome just fine * Debug mode when USB is connected is on (I've toggled, unplugged, plugged in, etc.) * Firefox for Android 57.0 ** Remote debugging via USB is on (I've toggled, unplugged, plugged in, etc.) ** ADB Helper is installed, though under USB Devices, WebIDE is suggesting I install it (see attached image)

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skybondsor
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Looks like my screenshot didn't make it the first time, so here it is.

skybondsor
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Downgrading from Firefox 57 to the last build of 56 on my desktop machine allowed me to access the device!