I remember two more approaches that some users have adopted for cases
where a feature that worked for them in the past fails on a new
version.

First.you can try versions of Firebug between the one that fails and
the one that works until you narrow down the change that affects you.
All of the past releases are available via 
http://getfirebug.com/releases/firebug,
including all the alpha and beta versions. So for example 1.2.1 is
followed by 1.3.0a1.

Second you can try Firebug in Firefox 3.0.2. Around Firefox 3.0.3 a
new API was introduced that affects the way Firebug gets source
files.  If your problem is different in 3.0.2 then we have some hints.

These are both tedious and may not help, but they are straight forward
to try.

jjb
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