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In such cases, the user needs to fix Word found an unreadable content error on Word documents in order to access the data in the word file. It can halt your important work or project that you need to submit on time. Well, corruption in Word files is a big issue for many word users. That is why different people have found different tricks useful for their corrupt files that show this error message “The file cannot be opened because there are problems with the contents” or "Word was unable to read this document. The main cause of Word Found Unreadable Content error is corruption and the severity level of this corruption will inevitably vary from file to file. Question is still open though, even though you can say that there is a confirmation from Google, I believe there are still hacks or work arounds and I would like to see those.Many times, users complain about MS Word found an unreadable content error in various versions installed in Microsoft Windows Operating systems. Just for the sake of re-assuring I tested everything on the actual Nexus 5X 6.0.0 and seems to work seamlessly.

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Now I am able to see what is actually happens within the page without connecting an actual Android device. On my Mac Chrome app I have typed chrome://inspectĭesktop view I have clicked inspect just below the webpage address and got this magic window

After that I fired up the Android native browser and went to the webpage of my interest.

After the image was downloaded I run the image, went to the device settings and enabled USB debugging.

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Genymotion Android emulator has native OS images of many devices as I was looking specifically into Nexus 5X 6.0.0 I have just chosen to download this image.

The other thing what I have looked into was wireless debugging with Genymotion Android emulator. The remote debugging workflow depends on Android's USB Debugging feature. I have connected with Kayce Basques - one of the authors of the Google remote debugging tutorial and he confirmed that there is currently no official way to arrange wireless debugging. I have been looking in this problem for the last days and here is what I have found out:

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How can I debug Nexus 5X Android 6.0.1 Chrome app (.133) to my desktop Chrome app (.116 (64-bit)) running on Mac OSX El Capitan? Both devices are on the same network, under the same Google account. This means that I need to do connect/disconnect procedure every time I need to debug a website, what does not seem very convenient. Same link suggests that first I need to connect my device via USB to use it afterwards on without the USB and then configure the port forwarding.

I am able to access web apps running on my localhost Apache web server (device ip address:port number), but I cannot see what's exactly happening on the device screen if something is broken. The main idea is that I do not need to debug native Android apps so all the suggested steps with adb would not make any sense. I know that this is possible via port forwarding feature Google Chrome dev-tools has. I need to debug a website in Chrome on Android device - Nexus 5X - and see what is exactly happening with a page on Chrome on my Mac without USB cable connection. Both of the mentioned above cables seem to be quite expensive, and I don't want to buy another cable for the newly purchased phone. Nexus 5X has USB-C to USB-C cable out-of-the-box which is obviously not compatible with USB-A without any addition equipment (USB-C to USB-A cable).