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pages are slow to load, hovers (normal link ones) are slow to activate, tab change can take an eternity memory usage is 2 x what it normally is
are there any tweaks out there or anything which would help deactivate it unless you actually request it - I take it it works away in the background, even when not in use, because of the error reporting..
edited speeling!
[edited by: SuzyUK at 7:46 pm (utc) on June 6, 2008]
In the lower right corner of the Firefox browser interface there is a green circle with a white checkmark in it. It is located just to the left of the lower-right window resize handle. Clicking on this green circle acts like a Firebug toggle switch for me, opening a horizontal panel in the lower section of my browser window. If I click the green circle again, the Firebug interface closes up and I'm back to the normal browser interface.
Once I click the green button to open the Firebug panel the "bug" is in the upper left corner of the Firebug panel in the horizontal pane in the lower part of my browser interface. Left clicking the bug brings up a context menu where I can "Disable Firebug", "Disable Firebug for <domain name>" and some more options.
I'm wondering if you don't have a conflicting add-on or something here ... ? By the way, there are some great tutorials and even video tutorials on the Firebug home page > Documentation link.
coop many thanks, I did not notice the icon down the bottom (3 others down there!) once you describe that I get exactly what you say, only mine was greyed out as I'd already disabled it!
I had the "bug" set up in my web dev toolbar, via customizing the toolbar which simply opens new window, I prefer the pane docked so will lose my bug and use the icon instead
now.. going back outside, it's hot here today for a change, I had to come in to cool down will read the documentation later too.
it's the simple things in life.. {o}