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Reid.
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Jun 9 2009, 05:29 PM
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- Nicola
- Jun 9 2009, 05:18 PM
I personally don't use Firebug unless editing HTML stuff. While it adds a few lines of junk at the top and also grabs the in-line CSS that cannot be altered directly on each board: Spoiler: click to toggle .l {text-align:left} .c {text-align:center} .r {text-align:right} .left {float:left} .right {float:right} #stats_members a.member, .bday_strip {white-space:nowrap} .calendar li span {cursor:default} #c_tos li {display:list-item;margin-left:25px} #c_tos ul li {list-style:disc} #c_tos ol li {list-style:lower-alpha} #shoutrefresh {cursor:pointer}
^ this stuff
...at the end, I find the 'EditCSS' extension really super. My screen is wider than it is tall, so I prefer any 'real time' editing extensions to sit next to the window, not be half of it. But we all have our preferences  I suppose that's true. I mainly am a fan of firebug for its on-the-page-script-execution feature - that is, the console.
It also is very useful when you get caught on one of those rickroll websites, so I can just destroy the page's HTML and get away without having to endure all those annoying alerts.
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