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Firebug is so much better you know :P

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Hmmm... FireBug does look to be equivalent; next time I get FF installed, I'll have to go try that. It would certainly be nice on the tablets, of course.

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Yeah... I've been developing a lot of.

@-moz-document domain(foo.com), url(foo.com/mobile) {

}

stuff... I would love an exclude though so that I could apply some of the things to all sites except for a few.

Re: MicroB hacking
 

Brontide, I finally did both the userContent.css tweaks from Post #1 on this thread and the selected prefs.js tweaks from your "Tuning" thread ... and they work GREAT!

I haven't tried enough websites to say there aren't any problems, but it overall is noticeably faster and does a great job staying within the screen width.

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Anyone know how to turn off javascript "mousedown" "mouseup" events? This is a tablet and those events are more than useless, they prevent some sites from scrolling properly.

I've looked through the mozilla docs, but I'm coming up empty.

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Useless? Do you mean that there are stylusup and stylusdown events? :) Because without mouseup and mousedown some sites won't function properly.

EDIT: You won't have drag for instance.

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Trust me, Firebug is way more than Opera Dev Tools can offer. Quick rundown if you didn't see it already:

http://getfirebug.com/

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Yeah, saw it. Looks like it does exactly what O Dev Console does, plus some other stuff I don't really care about... I'll try it, knowing that you don't "get" a piece of software till you play with it, but the only really superior thing I see (for what I do) is the FF-based = portable to N800 aspect.

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I care most about the debug :) And the real time DOM/CSS edition. And the Net Profiling. Don't know how these will fare on a tablet (maybe too slow).

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Real time CSS editing, at least, with Dev Con, dunno about DOM; I don't mess with JS, so the debug and net profiling stuff don't seem helpful to me. But FF3 is less crashy, so I'll probably be switching back when it's released; then maybe the shining features of FireBug will make me want to do all that. ;)