My problem was clicking the X to minimize Firebug as I have been for
the past 2-3 years. Clicking minimize has solved most of my
frustrations.

Using X to close Firebug makes sense UI-wise but no sense when version
1.3 used it to minimize.

Adding a notification the first time you click X saying "Did you
realise you have turned Firebug off? Use the minimize arrow, if you
would like Firebug to continue when minimized".


On Jul 1, 2:50 pm, Trevan Richins <trich...@omniture.com> wrote:
> I didn't care for the activation model at the very beginning, but they've 
> fixed a bunch of bugs related to it.  Now, it is pretty decent for me.  When 
> I'm browsing the web to see what others are doing, marking "on for all pages" 
> works perfectly.  When I'm developing, most of my pages have been activated 
> previously so they are activated the next time.  I still mistakenly 
> deactivate firebug instead of minimize it and that causes me grief, but I'm 
> getting used to it.  So, for those that are up in arms against it, just use 
> it for a bit.  It remembers the pages that you have previously activated 
> firebug on.  It attempts to keep firebug on in the same domain if it is 
> already been open (I've seen some issues with this but never been able to 
> reliably reproduce it so haven't filed a bug on it).
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: firebug@googlegroups.com [mailto:fire...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of 
> jjj
> Sent: Wednesday, July 01, 2009 12:34 PM
> To: Firebug
> Subject: Re: New Activation Model
>
> re: #2
>
> This new activation model is NOT workflow friendly for a web-dev, as I
> often browse sites with the panel open, and want to see what they've
> loaded WITHOUT hitting control-5.  I can't keep the firebug window
> open all the time, and it looks as if the only way to keep track of
> net requests (as in the old model) is to keep the panel open.
>
> Even telling firebug to 'enable all panels' and 'on for all pages'
> will cause it to not capture net requests when the panel is minimized,
> instead display this cryptic error message:
>
> 'Net panel activated. Any requests while the net panel is inactive are
> not shown.'
>
> Sure enough, it didn't log any net requests when the panel was
> minimized.  This is a regression issue and VERY annoying, as reloading
> a page with control-f5 isn't an option for monitoring ajax requests
> that have already happened.
>
> Thanks,
> J
>
> On Jun 30, 8:02 pm, johnjbarton <johnjbar...@johnjbarton.com> wrote:
> > On Jun 30, 7:06 pm, Tama <tama.pugs...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > I too have been looking for an option to keep the FB pane open like it
> > > did pre FF 3.5 using 1.5X.0a06 (I was using 1.4... but I thought this
> > > might've been a bug so upgrade to 1.5...).
>
> > > It's either one or both of these two things
>
> > > 1. The pane now closes when you navigate to a new page. Meaning you
> > > always have to reopen the pane and then refresh the page because of
> > > #2.
>
> > The result when you navigate to a new page on a different domain,
> > firebug closes. It should do that in 1.3 as well unless the new domain
> > is one pre-selected by you.
>
> > > 2. The pane doesn't log anything until it's open, even when the site
> > > has been activated.
>
> > I don't understand what you are saying, but Firebug has to be active
> > when the page is loaded. This is true in 1.3 as well. However 1.3
> > automatically reloaded if you opened Firebug. Some people hated that
> > because they just wanted to use the CSS/HTML features, not the net/
> > script/console and did not want to wait for the reload.
>
> > > This basically means whenever I click a link to a new page on my dev
> > > site I have to open the firebug page then click refresh. Which doesn't
> > > actually work on some pages (e.g. logout).
>
> > ? what is logout?
> > jjb
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