My case is the #2 above and I'm still struggling to implement a complete solution. Chrome: 'The message port closed before a response was received.' mozilla/webextension-polyfill#130 (comment)) to make sure that the function will wait for the response. #270 (comment) (above) didn't work for him, I believe it's the best start point for it.Īlso, I've been seen some solutions that recommend the developer to add return true to the the callback function (eg. Despite the solution given by at error in chrome dev tools - Unchecked runtime.lastError: The message port closed before a response was received.

Of course, you don't want to disable your own extension, but solve the problem.

In this case, identifying and disabling the extension is the best way, as already suggested above.Ĭase #_2 - You're a developer and your extension is throwing the error.You're a user that have extensions installed, and one or more of them is causing the problem. Either way, and with smart acting (Giamatti as the police inspector standing out) without histrionics holding things at the top end, this is delicate film making that engages the emotions fully for entertainment rewards.I'm under the impression we're mixing two distinct cases in this discussion:Ĭase #_1. It all builds towards its revelations, and much hinges on if the pay off is worth the admission fee? Most assuredly so it is, even if from a personal point of view this writer wouldn't have minded if pic had finished five minutes before the final revelation. The magic tricks are beguiling, as they should be and are in fact required since the narrative tantalisingly suggests Eisenheim may have supernatural powers? The story itself has no historical worth, but is fascinating none the less. Glass drifts a tender melancholic score over the piece, while Pope's cinematography is simply gorgeous, offering up colour lensing that's aura enhancing, the kind you could get lost in for days. The period flavours are smartly assembled, the Czech Republic locations smartly standing in for turn of the century Vienna, the art production is on point with the era of setting, as is the costuming. The story is rock solid with intrigue credentials, where appropriately for a story based around magic tricks nothing is ever as it seems. Creator Neil Burger crafts a picture that has everything going for it. Leopold has a bad reputation and it's not long before Eisenheim comes under Leopold's disdain, forcing Eisenheim to try and pull off the ultimate magic act to save Sophie and himself. Plot essentially has Norton as Eisenheim The Illusionist, who later in life runs into Sophie (Biel), his childhood sweetheart, and finds that she's on course to marry Crown Prince Leopold (Sewell). Ghost is an innovative attempt to make unix style backup process more flexible from a little know New Zealand firm. Currently Acronis True Image replaced Ghost on the marketplace.

How splendid, a period romantic mystery that's filled with the mysticism of magical conjurings and political volatility. The history of Ghost is the history of a useful innovation if not destroyed, was severely damaged by Symantec. Music is by Philip Glass and cinematography by Dick Pope. It stars Edward Norton, Paul Giamatti, Jessica Biel and Rufus Sewell. The Illusionist is directed by Neil Burger and Burger adapts the screenplay from 'Eisenheim the Illusionist' written by Steven Millhauser.

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