I think all you have to do is implement
watchBrowser: function(browser) // Firebug is opened in browser
in your URLSelector and call
Firebug.minimizeBar();
Let us know what your experience is like. I'd like to persist the
placement value across Firefox sessions, but the main unknown is about
the user experience. If you press F12 and the placement is "mimized"
then essential nothing seems to happen. Will users understand that
the Firebug has been activated minimized?
jjb
On Jun 24, 9:00 am, Trevan Richins <[email protected]> wrote:
> I've written a small extension that enables Firebug on my development domain.
> I've created my own object that has a shouldCreateContext() and a
> shouldShowContext() function and hooked it into the TabWatcher. It seems to
> be working pretty much correctly (seeing issues where it doesn't open but
> haven't been able to duplicate it consistently) but it is bugging me that it
> opens completely up. Is there a way that I could tell it to turn on, but not
> to open? Basically, turn it on in minimized form.
>
> Trevan
>
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