Bump. On Thursday, August 22, 2013 1:38:17 PM UTC-4, Reeko Suave wrote: > > I work in I.T. in a hospital setting and we have policies in place that > block the installation of Chrome and strictly use Internet Explorer on all > our workstations. I have a computer with Windows XP, IE 7 and it may at one > time have had Chrome (or Firefox?), but not any more. SOMEHOW firebug lite > is active on this computer and there seems to be no 'visible' traces of it > anywhere. As a matter of fact if I search of the entire file structure for > 'firebug' - It returned no hits. > > However, on certain websites I get the Firebug Lite console window in IE7. > I need to stop this. Any idea where to look? This is a clinical computer > and not a programmer's PC so we don't need to see or have any debugging > going on. IE Scripting turned on or off makes no difference - I always see > this window. > > Thanks for your time and expertise, > > Rick. >
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