try searching your browser cache. >I've really been using Firefox for my main browser for about 18 months now. >However, the one thing that really bugs me is I haven't been able to find >anything that will allow me to easily browser the source code of hidden >frames. > >In IE, you just load up the Microsoft Script Debugger and can view the >source code for any document loaded in memory. Firefox offers the Venkman >JavaScript Debugger, but unfortunately it tries to reload the URL to get the >source code--it doesn't load directly from memory. This is programmatic for >a number of reasons. > >Has anyone seen an extension that will allow you to view the source code in >memory for each frame for a current tab? > >Slightly off topic, but does anyone know how to overwrite the default >"Reload" command in the Context Menu to reload the active document object >and not the top.window object? I'd prefer the reload to do a self.reload() >instead of a top.window.reload(). Having to go to the "This Frame" sub >context menu was something I always hated about the old Netscape browser. > >-Dan
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