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Firebug: Stop HTML Inspector from jumping

I was looking for answers to this problem, but I could not find anything related.

This is a very stupid problem, but I have no idea how to solve it.

I have a page with a slide show, for example, I open Firebug to check the HTML, but when I use the HTML inspector panel, it "jumps" to the slide show section (since the new slide has just been loaded), Then I have to scroll back there where I was, but then Firebug comes back when a new slide loads.

The only two workarounds I have now are: Make the bottom panel of the Firebug larger, or open it in a new window and enlarge it. Or, right-click the HTML slideshow element and remove it from the page.

Is there a way for Firebug not to skip around the HTML inspector panel and the script to refresh the page section?

Thanks.

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There's a simpler solution: use the Firebug Html drop-down menu.

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Click on the js tab and leave the yellow button, just click, it will pause the script, and you can check

here on the step

  • go to script tab (console HTML CSS Script)
  • press the yellow button at the bottom left
  • click on html, console or whatever you want, and then click to check if you want, and then click to check
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EDIT:

The solution to this problem :

  • On the HTML tab, click on the arrow to bring it down.
  • Uncheck the " Scroll changes in the view ."

FYI, this is a solution in Firebug 1.7.1.

Thanks ulu for this solution.

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Although struck out, I leave the previous solution here for reference:

The exact solution for this problem:

  • Go to about: config
  • Find extensions.firebug.scrollToMutations
  • Double click on it, the value should say false

So that he, while viewing the HTML code and changing the DOM, will not retell this view :)

Here is more information about Firebug options: http://getfirebug.com/wiki/index.php/HTML_Panel

Thanks to noomz for pointing me in the right direction for this solution.

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Go to the firefox configuration page, enter the url about:config , find these values ​​" extensions.firebug.expandMutations " and change it to false

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