To reproduce:
- in a clean Nightly x64 2015-11-03 profile (win10x64), with only fireQuery installed (this latest test build)
- open the jQuery Test page
- open DevTools(Ctrl+Shift+I) and click the
Console tab
- press the
Log data button:
You'll see that two new entries with a little envelope in Console .
You can inspect the data by clicking on the envelope icon. Also notice the jQuerify button.
Now close DevTools
- now open
about:addons in a new tab and disable fireQuery.
- open DevTools again and click the
Log data button:
you'll see that the new entries still have the envelope icons, and that the jQuerify button is still there.
You must restart Firefox for fireQuery to be disabled.
_Enabling it from disabled state applies immediately though (after closing and re-opening DevTools)._
To reproduce:
ConsoletabLog databutton:You'll see that two new entries with a little envelope in Console .
You can inspect the data by clicking on the envelope icon. Also notice the jQuerify button.
Now close DevTools
about:addonsin a new tab and disable fireQuery.Log databutton:you'll see that the new entries still have the envelope icons, and that the jQuerify button is still there.
You must restart Firefox for fireQuery to be disabled.
_Enabling it from disabled state applies immediately though (after closing and re-opening DevTools)._