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Will -

Now that is cool.

Peep this: In Firebird, hold down the ctrl key as if you were going to open a link in a new browser. Now use the scrollwheel on your mouse for some instant text zooming!

Dylan Moreland -

The best thing about this is that you can view generated output as well from scripts, something that is a pain otherwise (lots of debug code).

Paul Scrivens -

Amazing the powerful tools you have hidden under your nose. Thanks for tip.

Anne van Kesteren -

I knew it already, but unfortunately there is a bug in it. <br /> gets rendered as <br>, which is the same for every "open-tag".

Gray -

Dylan hinted at this but it should be made more clear.

Another fabulous feature with View Selection Source is that Mozilla does not NOT re-GET the page. When you pull down the View menu to Page Source, the page is often refetched -- especially with dynamic content. If you do a select-all and then a view selection source, you will see the HTML that generated the current page.

I've been looking for that feature forever!

Blank -

There are many bugs in this, it leaves out tags and reorders them compared to other browsers. very hard to do html scraping using view-selection-source!

Bish -

Who can write me a 'view selected source" modified module for Firefox? Serious responses only

Sadie -

I don't have the view selected source option in my right-click menu. I have Firefox v. 3.0.3, and I wonder if any of my add-ons have gotten in the way?

Mike Gauthier -

Sadie, I have FF 3.0.5 and it works just fine. You have to select text on a webpage first for it to work.

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