Questions tagged [dom-inspector]

dominspector is the name of a Firefox plugin as well as the generic name for any browser interface used to traverse the document tree of an HTML or XML file.

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Inspect DOM while pausing script execution

I have code that changes the DOM while executing, and I want to inspect the DOM during the code execution. The problem is, if I pause script execution (i.e. by using a breakpoint), Chrome prevents me from inspecting the DOM. Is there a way to do…
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Editing existing Firefox Add-on

For one of the projects I'm working on, I have to use DOM Inspector to debug a Firefox extension. The problem with DOM inspector is that it only shows you the browser below the code, there's no way to detach the browser or out the code section or…
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Is there a DOM Inspector like Chromes for Firefox?

I really dislike Firefox DOM Inspector. Is there one that docks to the page so I don't have two separate windows and also highlights the box/margins/padding like Chrome/Safari does? I can't find one.
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Firefox Dom Inspector 2.x Browser Interface elements

In the old DOM Inspector that had the File menu, I could select the chrome document (browser UI) itself to inspect. However, in this new one, I can't seem to figure out how to inspect the chrome document. I checked the Enable Browser Debug. Can…
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Customize the FF DOM Inspector

How can I customize the Firefox DOM Inspector? The white color and the font size makes it difficult to read.
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Is there a dom inspector flag for Fennec?

I've got Dom Inspector installed on Fennec on my desktop, and sometimes the cmd+shift+i hotkey works and sometimes it doesn't (or maybe I'm forgetting it?).. so I"m wondering if anyone knows if there is a command line flag that I can use to open the…
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How to determine URI of inspected resource using Firefox developer tools?

Using DOM Inspector in Firefox, it is easy to find the URI of the resource being inspected, even if that resource is part of Firefox's UI or is an IFRAME. Using the built-in Firefox developer tools, how can this same task be accomplished?