New Firefox Command Line helps you develop faster
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New Firefox Command Line helps you develop faster
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Re: New Firefox Command Line helps you develop faster
#2It was unstable and rarely discussed until recently. This is very wellcome.
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#3I'm loving this. It didn't seem like the most useful feature when I first heard about it, but it seems pretty well implemented. (Using the current nightly).
The pagemod and inspect commands seem super useful. I hate having to click around an inspector to find the thing I want -- "inspect #foo > h3" just seems so much easier.
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#4Vimperator and Pentadactyl have had something like this for some time and I've found it really useful. This feature of course goes a little above and beyond and it looks really exciting. Congrats Mozilla!
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#5I'm loving this. It didn't seem like the most useful feature when I first heard about it, but it seems pretty well implemented. (Using the current nightly). The pagemod and inspect commands seem super useful. I hate having to click around an inspector to find the thing I want -- "inspect #foo > h3" just seems so much easier.
You made me investigate HN dom structure and it's quite scary !
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#6I wonder if this shares code with the promising-but-defunct Ubiquity project? https://vimeo.com/1561578 Edit: if you don't feel like watching a video, here's what it's about: http://www.azarask.in/blog/post/ubiquity-in-depth/
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#7Amazing that after all these years, the mouse, perhaps the most iconic symbol of the PC, is being ditched for just about every application.
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#8Amazing that after all these years, the mouse, perhaps the most iconic symbol of the PC, is being ditched for just about every application.
A mouse is OK for expressing verbs, not so much nouns or adjectives.
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#9I wonder if this shares code with the promising-but-defunct Ubiquity project? https://vimeo.com/1561578 Edit: if you don't feel like watching a video, here's what it's about: http://www.azarask.in/blog/post/ubiquity-in-depth/
I've had so much hope in Ubiquity; let's hope this will get a nicer model for writing extensions and a "package" manager (I'd love something like Sublime2 has).
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#10Every app should have this.