In Chrome and Firefox, you can view a web page’s source code directly by typing into the URL bar:
view-source:[webpage address goes here]
for example:
view-source:http://www.example.com
And that will load the source code without actually loading the HTML. This is useful if you don’t want any popups or malicious code to execute, or you’re debugging a webpage.
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=2542145
Wow, it’s all the way back in Firefox version 15.
NOTE: THIS SEEMS TO ONLY AFFECT WINDOWS VISTA SYSTEMS.
Anyway, if you’re trying to use HTML5 audio tag to play MP3 files, you might notice Firefox being a little lagging to play it. According to the forum in the link above, (more…)
You may have noticed that with the latest version of Firefox, version 22, that it automatically scales web pages to fit as much of the browser as possible. This is due to Mozilla implementing support for native dpi, but sometimes it’s not desireable. To change it back to “normal”: (more…)
