well, with the web developer toolbar I need to:

1) open the webdeveloper toolbar
2) select the menu
3) select the submenu
4) select the option to disable all JS
5) refresh the browser

then to re-enable:

6) select the menu
7) select the submenu
8) select the option to enable all JS
9) refresh the browser
10) close the webdeveloper toolbar


What I want is one little toggle button (or menu option) which does
all those 10 steps.


I currently use an extension called QuickJava which reduces those 10
steps a bit.

And I even added once a quick-JS-toggle functionality to an extension
I wrote (but that project is dead now), so if I remember properly, it
is really simple to implement. On the other hand, I never read here
that people want to disable JS (contrary to the most wanted feature:
"saving" the live HTML/CSS). Is it because, well, Firebug is for
working WITH Javascript and not without, not even for testing ?? Or is
it just me, too lazy for those 10 steps from above ?

Roberto


On Jan 25, 1:08 am, niver <[email protected]> wrote:
> The web developper toolbar extension would be your friend.
>
> NH
>
> On Jan 24, 11:00 pm, Roberto Saccon <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > inspired by the previous post, I add something to my Firebug wish
> > list:
>
> > an easy way to disable JavaScript temporarily. That is something I
> > need to do often just to check how a site looks like when there is no
> > Javascript. I know that it can be done at the browser, but enabling /
> > disabling requires quite a lot of clicks. And there some other
> > exensions which provide a button for enabling/disabling JS, but those
> > extensions all come with stuff I do not need.
>
> > In case you think this feature  is not needed, what is you preferred
> > method to  disable / enable JS ?
>
> > Roberto
>
>
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