Diigo firefox extension and the firebug console - 59 views

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  #1 Ivan Pavlov on 04 Jul 08

   

  The firefox extension checks if there is Firebug installed and logs certain messages in the firebug console. My console has enough other things in it and it is very annoying to have stuff I didn't ask for in there. Can this behavior be turned off, I mean, without me hacking the extension javascript code?
  
  Thanks in advance.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">The firefox extension checks if there is Firebug installed and logs certain messages in the firebug console. My console has enough other things in it and it is very annoying to have stuff I didn't ask for in there. Can this behavior be turned off, I mean, without me hacking the extension javascript code? <br /> <br /> Thanks in advance.</div>

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  #2 Arrix Z on 04 Jul 08

   

  Please set extensions.diigotb.trace to false in about:config
  Logging is not enabled by default. You may have accidentally enabled it.
  
  Ivan Pavlov wrote:
  > The firefox extension checks if there is Firebug installed and logs certain messages in the firebug console. My console has enough other things in it and it is very annoying to have stuff I didn't ask for in there. Can this behavior be turned off, I mean, without me hacking the extension javascript code?
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  > Thanks in advance.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Please set extensions.diigotb.trace to false in about:config <br /> Logging is not enabled by default. You may have accidentally enabled it. <br /> <br /> Ivan Pavlov wrote: <br /> > The firefox extension checks if there is Firebug installed and logs certain messages in the firebug console. My console has enough other things in it and it is very annoying to have stuff I didn't ask for in there. Can this behavior be turned off, I mean, without me hacking the extension javascript code? <br /> > <br /> > Thanks in advance.</div>

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  #3 Ivan Pavlov on 04 Jul 08

   

  Thanks!

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Thanks!</div>

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  #4 anonymous on 04 Aug 11

   

  I would like to disable anything diigo-related from displaying in Firebug. It is annoying to have diigo <style> tags injected into the html and therefore displaying in the Firebug HTML panel. I have applied the above suggested about:config tweak and it makes no difference to this issue. I've also turned off showing annotations as far as the Diigo extension will allow. I switched to Diigo from Delicious, I am now wondering why. The Diigo dialog is a real mess. I have a host of issues with it. Still I am tolerating that. Please help me get rid of any and all Diigo code in non-diigo pages and therefore stop diigo from polluting Firebug.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I would like to disable anything diigo-related from displaying in Firebug. It is annoying to have diigo <style> tags injected into the html and therefore displaying in the Firebug HTML panel. I have applied the above suggested about:config tweak and it makes no difference to this issue. I've also turned off showing annotations as far as the Diigo extension will allow. I switched to Diigo from Delicious, I am now wondering why. The Diigo dialog is a real mess. I have a host of issues with it. Still I am tolerating that. Please help me get rid of any and all Diigo code in non-diigo pages and therefore stop diigo from polluting Firebug.</div>

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