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Off-topic, but I just discovered that Safari does not have a "view source" command. It's like Apple is trying to lose my respect. :-/
by wtracy 14y ago
Off-topic, but I just discovered that Safari does not have a "view source" command. It's like Apple is trying to lose my respect. :-/
- DanBC 14y agoCan you turn it on by going to Safari -> Preferences -> Advanced and then checking "Show Develop Menu"? Also off topic: I don't know how to turn off image loading in Chrome (on Mac). It's like Google is trying to lose my respect. :-/
- greyfade 14y agoMenu -> Settings -> Advanced -> Privacy -> Content Settings -> "Do not show any images"
- wtracy 14y agoOkay, I feel better knowing that it's one configuration change away. The Internet had lead me to believe that I needed to download a plugin to make this work. :-/ That said, their fancy source navigation tool breaks the formatting of the ascii art. :-(
- veidr 14y agoThey decided recently this is a developer feature, so you have to enable the "Show Develop menu" feature (in the "Advanced" pane of Safari's preferences window). This irritated me at first, but then I recalled the time my dad (accidentally) viewed a website's source, and how perplexing it was to him.