This is an all-too-frequent question many Firebug users have. It can be frustrating to look down in the corner and see an orange bug and not know how it got there. Now that the initial giddiness of releasing Firebug 1.3.0 has worn off and we’ve stood back and taken stock, there are a couple of [...]
As the subject says, Firebug 1.3.0 Final is now up on addons.mozilla.org. Release notes are here. As mentioned previously, this version will not be compatible with Firefox 3.1 (Shiretoko) and up. For that you’ll need a Firebug 1.4 alpha, soon to be dubbed beta available on getfirebug.com’s releases directory. Notes are on the releases page. [...]
I noticed a funny problem with Firebug 1.4a10 and Firefox 3.1b2 yesterday which I’ve since seen reported and verified by other users. John Barton confirmed it in his build but says that the trace-enabled version of 1.4a10X works properly. You can get it here: getfirebug.com/releases/firebug/1.4X. If you’d rather stick with the non-debug version for performance [...]
I’ve been getting asked about this more and more recently, so I thought I should write something in an attempt to allay the confusion around this. Let me say this first: Firebug 1.2.1 is not compatible with Firefox 3.1. That bothers me, but not half-as-much as it probably bothers you, the person trying to debug [...]
I’ve actually been back from a brief 2 week hiatus for a couple of weeks now, trying to get my head back in the swing of things. The pace of Firebug development continues unabated. Honza is busy back-porting some Net panel changes from 1.4 to 1.3. We expect a final release of Firebug 1.3 sometime [...]
Just a quick blurb about what we covered in this week’s meeting: Firebug 1.3.0b2 is available on getfirebug.com Discussed Honza’s awesome improvements to the Net panel Discussed John Resig’s further efforts on FireUnit and NetUnit integration Starting to push new code to 1.4 branch, 1.3 for bugfixes and cleanup only. That’s the short version. The [...]
One of our goals for moving forward with Firebug is to build a system to run automated unit tests for it. Currently, Firebug is modified, packaged and then tested by a small (but enthusiastic!) group of developers. When changes are made to the codebase, the area under development might be tested by the developer, but [...]
month of notes Just wanted to post a quick run-down from the weekly firebug meeting to present some status and plans for the near future. You can read the full meeting notes in all their bulletized glory on wiki.mo. This week, we’ll be pushing out a Firebug 1.3 alpha 3 to test some of the [...]
One of the goals we had recently was to get some idea of the performance characteristics of Firebug in its various operating states within Firefox. I spent some time a couple of weeks ago running some performance tests in Dromaeo and Talos and came up with some interesting numbers and graphs. Rather than rehash the [...]
This week was a pretty incredible week for web stuff. The Labs people kicked off their Ubiquity prototype, letting the world get a taste for some of what will be possible through natural language processing and the browser. I also discovered a new feed reading add-on for Firefox called Feedly which does some very cool [...]
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