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Very recently I started to get some strange focus_change errors show up in the console window in chrome when navigating through my asp.net web application (details below), I cant find anything on the internet that references a "nikkomsgchannel" and have no idea why my application is making a request to this external resource (it never used to!?), does anyone have any ideas?


Request URL:http://nikkomsgchannel/focus_change?focused=true&name=nikkonill&type=nikkonill&form=nikkonill Request Headers

Origin:http://localhost:50349

Referer:http://localhost:50349/ResearchEnquiry.aspx?EnquiryId=63 User-Agent:Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 6.1; en-US) AppleWebKit/534.3 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/6.0.472.55 Safari/534.3 Query String Parameters

focused:true

name:nikkonill

type:nikkonill

form:nikkonill

+1  A: 

I've got this issue as well. I thought is was something to do with the Javascript debugger in Google Chrome?!

Adam
agreed, it wasn't until i started looking at other websites with the console opened that I noticed it wasnt just my application, which was a relief! thanks for getting back to me, i thought i was going crazy!
+1 since I just hit on the same 'error' and you might have saved me a lot of time. In my case the request goes to http://nikkomsgchannel/document_getter? followed by my whole current web page encoded - weird!
FOR
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If you have Rapport software, try removing that.

I have just removed it and finally after weeks of those annoying messages when developing, they have disappeared.

Dave P