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There used to be a 'Page Info' option on Netscape Communicator which basically told you the timestamp of the HTML/image file. That's not in Mozilla or any other
by zandorg 17y ago
There used to be a 'Page Info' option on Netscape Communicator which basically told you the timestamp of the HTML/image file. That's not in Mozilla or any other browser I've used (Firefox, Opera, Chrome). I have to load up Communicator when I want to check a page's creation/modificiation date. View Source might disappear from the menu for that reason.
- whatusername 17y agoDo you mean the Right-Click "View Page Info" in firefox? I'm pretty sure that still exists. (It's there in my FF3 install on Ubuntu (that has Web Developer plugin disabled), and it's also there on an XP VM I'm running with FF3.5 and no plugins)
- aw3c2 17y agoYou can display an "info" bar in Opera's sidebar which will tell you that if the server sends it.
- zandorg 17y agoThanks, that's really helpful!
- stan_rogers 17y agoIt's available as part of the Web Developer Toolbar add-in for Firefox.
- pyre 17y ago> View Source might disappear from the menu for that reason. Because Firefox/Mozilla/Chrome/Safari are all going to be open-sourced and under-go a code-overhaul over the coming few years during which some features are lost in the mix?