On Aug 31, 4:10 pm, allholy1 <[email protected]> wrote:
> >> I liked the old way of doing it so much better when it was a checkbox
> >> or whatever and you could choose to enable firebug always on a certain
> >> site you where at. It was simple and it worked.
> >I suggest you try Firebug without the On For All Web Pages if you want
> >it on for some and off for some.
>
> He could do this, but upon refresh of the page at hand, firebug is
> turned off, disallowing testing of javascript calls upon pageload. I
As a description of how Firebug 1.4 works, this statement is
incorrect. If it describes your experience with Firebug 1.4, then you
probably have a problem in your installation. I suggest you try
Firebug 1.5a22, http://getfirebug.com/releases, in case you are one of
the unlucky ones who always have trouble with 1.4.
> feel that this might be better if you set it to be on for a website,
> then it stays on even though the page is refreshed.
I am uncertain what you mean by "on for a website". If you are
suggesting "On for All Web Pages", I repeat that this option is
designed only for users who really really want Firebug on for every
single web page at all times.
jjb
>
> Nick
>
> On Aug 29, 5:37 pm, johnjbarton <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > On Aug 29, 2:12 pm, chobo3 <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > > Hi
>
> > > I have the l firebug 1.4.2 and I set it to be turned on, on all sites.
> > > When I go to a site that I don't want firebug to run so I turn it off
> > > for those sites. It however does not work it always turns it back on.
> > > Like I will hit refresh on the same page and it will load up firebug
> > > even though I told it to be turned off.
>
> > Yes, because you said "On for all Sites". If you don't want it on for
> > all sites, don't use that option.
>
> > > I liked the old way of doing it so much better when it was a checkbox
> > > or whatever and you could choose to enable firebug always on a certain
> > > site you where at. It was simple and it worked.
>
> > I suggest you try Firebug without the On For All Web Pages if you want
> > it on for some and off for some.
>
> > > I actually think the older versions of firebug where alot better. I
> > > found the last couple versions the UI keeps changing and I to figure
> > > out where everything is and I find changing stuff like this just seems
> > > to make things worse. The old way seemed simpler and it worked.
>
> > You can try Firebug 1.5a22. Some users have a mysterious problem with
> > the pageAnnotation service we use for page activation in 1.4. That was
> > changed in 1.5.
>
> > > I have no clue why this does not work. Does cookies need to be
> > > enabled?
>
> > No, you just need to take off the option "On for all pages". Then
> > Firebug won't be on for all pages.
>
> > jjb
>
>
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