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- Version: 1.7.3, 2/13/2008 12:00AM PST
(1 of 1 users found this comment useful)
roro01 (Rosanne Cashriel)
Works as described.
great but redundant for some - Version: 1.7.1, 6/24/2007 07:01PM PST
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janmast
thank you for a wonderful plugin that has helped many developing sites without switching to firefox every two seconds to check the source with firebug.
today, this plugin and it's hassles (due to changes in safari every now and then) becomes rather redundant for everybody using safari 3.0.2 and later. from now on safari can do this by default.
just don't select 'view source' but select inspect element if you right click on the page.
see http://webkit.org/blog/
for complete info.
kind regards,
ff
today, this plugin and it's hassles (due to changes in safari every now and then) becomes rather redundant for everybody using safari 3.0.2 and later. from now on safari can do this by default.
just don't select 'view source' but select inspect element if you right click on the page.
see http://webkit.org/blog/
for complete info.
kind regards,
ff
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- great but redundant for some
works perfectly but redundant for safari 3.0.2 and later - Version: 1.7.1, 6/24/2007 06:59PM PST
janmast
thank you for a wonderful plugin that has helped many developing sites without switching to firefox every two seconds to check the source with firebug.
today, this plugin and it's hassles (due to changes in safari every now and then) becomes rather redundant for everybody using safari 3.0.2 and later. from now on safari can do this by default.
just don't select 'view source' but select inspect element if you right click on the page.
see http://webkit.org/blog/
for complete info.
kind regards,
ff
today, this plugin and it's hassles (due to changes in safari every now and then) becomes rather redundant for everybody using safari 3.0.2 and later. from now on safari can do this by default.
just don't select 'view source' but select inspect element if you right click on the page.
see http://webkit.org/blog/
for complete info.
kind regards,
ff
