Yesterday I have updated to the latest version of Firefox, version 3.6.4 and actually I am amazed. I have been using Chrome for a while because of it's speed compared to Firefox. I must say that the latest version of Firefox now starts up almost as quickly as Chrome and the respond time is also superb, especially if you compare how many add-ons I have installed.
I looked at the memory usage and this has also become better, actually even with the large amount of add-ons Firefox uses around the same amoung of memory (on a fresh start) as Chrome.
I did have a same issue with our network/proxy. I know our company proxy needs authentication and I have always been struggling to get non microsoft applications to work. It loaded some pages and some it just would not load... crazy... after investigation of http traffic I got denied errors. The fix was easy:
Navigate to
about:config ->
network.automatic-ntlm-auth.allow-proxies -> true
network.negotiate-auth.allow-proxies -> false
Details at mozillazine.org
Great job for the Mozilla team!
Random thoughts about programming for the web. Sometimes it will make sense, probably most of the time, it will not make sense.
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Thursday, June 24, 2010
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Firebug 1.5 not expanding elements on inspect
Just installed Firebug 1.5 (after using 1.4.5 for a long time) and first thing I noticed was that the inspect element did not work correctly. After hovering on an element, the html tab did not show (or expand to) the element. Then I noticed that even manually expanding an element (by clicking on the + symbol) also did not work after 3 or 4 level deep.
After some googling, I finally out it was due to FireQuery. I was using version 0.3 and after updating to 0.5, all issues fixed.
I would also like to use the opportunity to thank the Firebug team and ofcourse FireQuery for their great tools!
After some googling, I finally out it was due to FireQuery. I was using version 0.3 and after updating to 0.5, all issues fixed.
I would also like to use the opportunity to thank the Firebug team and ofcourse FireQuery for their great tools!
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