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It all changes again in 1.5. (sigh) It's like a game where every time I upgrade Firebug on a machine I have to relearn the entire UI. I have no idea why they do
by thorax 17y ago
It all changes again in 1.5. (sigh) It's like a game where every time I upgrade Firebug on a machine I have to relearn the entire UI. I have no idea why they do it pretty much every single time. (FYI-- http://getfirebug.com/releases/firebug/1.5X/ http://getfirebug.com/releases/firebug/1.5X/ )
I overheard a developer looking for 15 minutes to find the "inspect" option when it became a flashlight. Now it's some square with a cursor pointed at it (which isn't so bad), but now there's a little "Off" button over on the right side instead of the way I typically closed the window. So now I double-take whenever I'm trying to hide Firebug-- I keep wondering for a split second if I'm clicking the right button.
I love Firebug more than any other extension ever (besides the Tree-style tabs), but the UI refactoring keeps messing me up.
- fendale 17y agoThat could easily have been me yelling at it last week. Took me ages to find the Ajax post requests were now in the 'net' section instead of console!
- joshuaxls 17y agoHrm, I still see it on the Console tab. The thing that bothers me is now Firebug truncates long AJAX responses. I tend to work with heavy amounts of JSON data, so this renders the new Firebug useless to me.
- fendale 17y agoJust checked it, and I cannot see them on Console, only the Net tab (Firefox 3.0.12, firebug 1.4). Perhaps its different in Firefox 3.5
- hellweaver666 17y agoThe change of UI is really hacking me off as well. It was all nice and easy to use for ages, then suddenly the UI seemed to change a number of times over a couple of weeks since the release of FF 3.5. grrrr.