I agree completely. Particularly with all the onreadystatechange
errors, if firebug is enabled on a site with ajax (and what isn't
ajaxed these days?) it makes using the browser.... frustrating.

On Jul 27, 9:20 am, Winfield <[email protected]> wrote:
> I've been using Firebug actively for several years in web development
> and I'm very pleased with the FireBug <= v 1.3 behavior (global on vs.
> global off w/ WhiteList enablement).  It takes a short time to add all
> of the sites I actively develop on (local dev system, staging,
> production, etc) and FireBug immediately is enabled only for the
> places I want it.  Adding new hostnames to the list is straight-
> forward and easy.
>
> I upgrade to FireFox 3.5 and firebug 1.4 earlier this week and found
> the new Enablement system very confusing.  My main use-case is to open
> and close Firebug repeatedly while it captures JavaScript and Network
> information, especially JavaScript errors.
>
> However, Firebug's new "automatic" behavior disables Firebug every
> time I hide the Firebug pane or switch tabs which usually prevents me
> from being able to use it again (for example, code that prints to the
> JS console breaks when the console is repeatedly enabled/disabled by
> the automatic system).
>
> I understand the motivations in trying to simplify the configuration
> and code required for "manual" enable/disable in 1.3 and prior
> versions, but the new 1.4 system is frustrating and unusable for me.
> I had to downgrade my development system to FireFox 3.0 and Firebug
> 1.3 to meet any of my normal development needs.
>
> I'm sorry to see the vocal anger and disrespectful feedback being left
> on the groups here.  I completely echo that sentiment.  I waited 4-5
> days to cool off from how angry/frustrated using Firebug 1.4 made me
> to try and be civil.
>
> Please reconsider this new feature!

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