On Jul 1, 3:30 pm, Steve Hueners <st...@juststeve.com> wrote:
> >> Is this possible with the new version? FB only enabled for a domain(s)
> >> I specify?
>
> > Firebug will be enabled only for the pages you open it on.
>
> I'm not sure about this. I clicked 'Off for all pages' from the
> context menu of status bar and still find that the html inspector
> frames are appearing on newly opened domains. Clearly the fault is
> mine for not knowing how your interface expects me to interact with
> it...so I come asking - How do I convince Firebug that I don't want
> it's inspectors on any pages of a given domain?
I've never seen this happen and it is not by design. Since it is
really weird I suggest you install Firebug in a new Firefox profile.
If you still have the problem we can look into the cause. But I can't
explain how to use Firebug UI to stop this behavior because it is
simply not working correctly.
> >> Alternately, am i really reduced to creating different FireFox
> >> profiles so that firebug doesn't exist for my day-to-day browsing?
>
> > That's a great solution, esp when combined with Firefox's -no-remote
> > option.
>
> You realize that is an admission that Firebug is no longer 'day-to-day
> browsing friendly'.
I will admit that Firebug cannot work in some profiles because of
other extensions or problems in that profile. If you want to use that
old profile and you want to use Firebug I don't see any other option.
This has nothing to do with Firebug being friendly, though really we
like to think it is.
jjb
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