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Piotr Zalewa commented on CB-89:
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I think we can close this - fennec is able to use marketplace for app
installation
> Support Firefox Mobile (Fennec) as debug target
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> Key: CB-89
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-89
> Project: Apache Cordova
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: weinre
> Reporter: Patrick Mueller
> Assignee: Patrick Mueller
>
> from https://github.com/phonegap/weinre/issues/22
> *brion (Brion Vibber) opened this issue July 28, 2011*
> Since the debugging shim in the web page runs in native JavaScript, it ought
> to be possible in theory to use weinre with non-WebKit debugging targets as
> long as the JS can get the info it needs. This could be quite handy for
> testing a mobile web app on several browsers including Firefox for Android &
> Meego.
> I did a quick test with Firefox 5.0.1 on the desktop to see how much works
> with weinre (my copy of Android firefox is currently not working for
> unrelated reasons, but it's built from the same codebase as desktop firefox
> and should behave about the same).
> inspector... sorta works:
> * HTML tree looks ok
> * ... but no highlight of selected item
> * ... no computed style/styles/metrics info
> * ... properties are mislabeled (but this seems to be same problem using
> Chrome and in the OSCON demo, so may be a regression in the inspector or
> weinre itself)
> * ... no event listeners info (but also doesn't work in Chrome 12)
> basic console works:
> * evaluate alert('hey')
> * evaluate 25 + 32, get 57
> * evaluate $('p').css('color', 'red') on a jQuery-using page; it works, and
> shows a list of HTMLParagraphElements as expected
> resources:
> * 'databases' is blank (ff has no websql support so that's probably fine!)
> * 'local storage' and 'session storage' on the localhost does show entries...
> but they're the setItem, clear, and removeItem methods. :)
> timeline:
> * appears to work similarly to target in Chrome
> Even with the limited inspector, I would probably find this useful already. :D
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