+1 for ability to disable it. On Wednesday, 8 October 2014 19:55:44 UTC-4, San wrote: > > I'm having the interesting experience right now of running two different > versions of Firefox/Firebug simultaneously, using the MultiFirefox app > (which is Mac-only, I believe). I'm running FF28 with Firebug 1.12.8, and > FF 32.0.3 with Firebug 2.0.4. Running them side-by-side like this, it's > easy to compare the two. > > The very first difference I noticed in the two Firebugs was the syntax > coloring. A nice feature... in theory. Unfortunately, in the Script panel, > it makes the gray text (for my extensive code comments) *very* hard to > read on my main monitor, and *impossible* to read on the old auxiliary > monitor where I keep my Firebug window. I suppose this is consistent with > the current fashion for light-gray text on websites (and elsewhere) but > it's a brain-dead fashion idea that I despise. > > Is the syntax coloring customizable in some way? Or, if that's not > possible, can I turn it off entirely? I can't seem to find those options; > all I see is the option to make the text bigger, which doesn't help. > > On the positive side, I can finally close the right-side > Watch/Stack/Breakpoints panel while I'm looking at the Script on the left > side, if I choose. That's nice. > > Lawrence > >
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