Tag Archives: firefox
Detecting when CSS gets loaded by the browser with Mootools and Asset.css
Asset.css claims to have an onload event in Mootools documentation, but sadly, not all browsers support this feature. Even worse, browsers like Chrome seem to support the event, but never fire it. After some research and testing at work, we have come up with a solution that overrides Asset.css to detect when CSS gets loaded [...]
Debugging cookies with Firebug 1.5/1.6
I’ve been using Firebug 1.5 since it was an alpha and now I’m using Firebug 1.6 alpha with Firefox 3.6. I’ve been also using Firecookie for a very long time now, but never realized about this: you can put breakpoints on cookies to detect changes! Good to know :)
Firefox 3.6RC2 & Firebug 1.6a
I love Firefox for web development. I have tried other browsers but nothing compares to the power of Firebug. For everything else I used to use Safari 4, but now I switched to Chrome. It is sooo fast. Either way, don’t miss Firefox 3.6RC2 with Firebug 1.6a! http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/3.6rc2/releasenotes/ http://getfirebug.com/releases/firebug/1.6X/
Injecting javascript with Firebug
Sometimes you may want to include a Javascript file on a live web page to see how things will work or to try new things. Usually you would do this by editing the source code including the new file but there is a fastest way if you have Firefox with Firebug. Just run the following [...]