![]() The tab that was the last one (furthest to the right) was, I _thought_ called HTML5. ![]() There would be a row of tabs at the top (as there still is), Console, HTML, CSS etc. In the previous release of Firebug, when I would activate the Firebug button at the top right of my browser, the Firebug panel would pop up from the bottom of the browser. Unfortunately, I don't think I've ever taken a screenshot of it. ( Preferences - Advanced - Network - Cached Web Content - "Clear Now")Īgain, sorry if this is not the correct outlet for my questions / comments but I was directed here via links posted by the Firebug Team. Has this feature been moved? Do I need another add-on / plugin?Īnd while I'm at it (OT, I know.) Now in Firefox 47.0, when I attempt to clear the browser cache, it no longer displays "0", but now it shows anywhere from 100 KB to 500 KB remaining, regardless of how many times I click the "Clear Now" button. It used to be possible to click that tab and then the "Local Storage" tab, then right click and choose "delete all local storage", which would delete all local storage across all domains. Since the upgrade to Firefox 47.0 and / or Firebug 2.0.17 (they both occurred at nearly the same time), the much beloved "HTML5" tab is gone. ![]() I apologize in advance if this is not the appropriate group / forum for my comments / questions but. How strange it is that I am the only person replying!
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