Fireflies and Firebug second time
After I bathe I took a walk to a bridge nearby to watch fireflies.
I couldn't see them at the place I saw last week, but when I was returning, I saw ones around the channels and rice paddies down the bank outside the roadside.
The change in the place they appeared was probably because of humidity.
The temperature was much the same as I saw ones last week, but I felt it drier than I had felt last week. Also this evening the sky was a little bit rite with full of stars, while last week the sky was covered with clouds.
In this way I saw fireflies the second time this year.
"Firebug" is also the second time.
It's a Firefox extension which provide us with rich debugging environment on the web browser.
On my old PC I installed it and used it several times.
The function to inspect an element was very useful to me.
(At work, I used the console on Google Chrome, which I think is also powerful.)
Through the guidance of the introduction in the book Javascript: The Definitive Guide, I decided to install the Firebug extension again.
The problem was, the browser I use the most frequently was the Pale Moon browser, based on Firefox 24, in which the latest version of Firebug doesn't run. I needed to download the previous version, which was a little bit inconvenient, because in the add-on page on mozilla.org, only the latest version was the option if I want to automatically install.
Instead, I downloaded the previous version 1.12, and ran the downloaded file. Once I allowed the browser to install it, the process went automatically.
In this way Firebug became available on my Pale Moon browser.
Before I installed Firebug, I used the built-in console on Firefox (and Pale Moon), which isn't so bad. I haven't seen the convenience of Firebug since I changed my PC, but I think I'm going to see before long.
I couldn't see them at the place I saw last week, but when I was returning, I saw ones around the channels and rice paddies down the bank outside the roadside.
The change in the place they appeared was probably because of humidity.
The temperature was much the same as I saw ones last week, but I felt it drier than I had felt last week. Also this evening the sky was a little bit rite with full of stars, while last week the sky was covered with clouds.
In this way I saw fireflies the second time this year.
"Firebug" is also the second time.
It's a Firefox extension which provide us with rich debugging environment on the web browser.
On my old PC I installed it and used it several times.
The function to inspect an element was very useful to me.
(At work, I used the console on Google Chrome, which I think is also powerful.)
Through the guidance of the introduction in the book Javascript: The Definitive Guide, I decided to install the Firebug extension again.
The problem was, the browser I use the most frequently was the Pale Moon browser, based on Firefox 24, in which the latest version of Firebug doesn't run. I needed to download the previous version, which was a little bit inconvenient, because in the add-on page on mozilla.org, only the latest version was the option if I want to automatically install.
Instead, I downloaded the previous version 1.12, and ran the downloaded file. Once I allowed the browser to install it, the process went automatically.
In this way Firebug became available on my Pale Moon browser.
Before I installed Firebug, I used the built-in console on Firefox (and Pale Moon), which isn't so bad. I haven't seen the convenience of Firebug since I changed my PC, but I think I'm going to see before long.
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