[Pkg-mozext-commits] [firebug] 06/07: Update upstream changelog

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commit 43801ea53020bb8e2a2bd853033e1317e637e2fe
Author: David Prévot <taffit at debian.org>
Date:   Sun Jan 26 19:24:50 2014 -0400

    Update upstream changelog
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+Firebug 1.13 alpha 8
+January 24th, 2014
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+Firebug 1.13a8 fixes 11 issues
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+We introduced one nifty enhancement that allows displaying original CSS color values (issue 5507). There is a new option Colors As Authored that allows to display CSS color values as they were defined. This makes it easier to compare the styles interpreted by the browser with the ones inside the original CSS source file. While this new option is now the default, you still have the possibility to switch to hexadecimal, RGB or HSL formatting.
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+Firebug 1.13 alpha 7
+December 13th, 2013
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+Firebug 1.13a7 fixes 14 issues
+Firebug 1.13a7 is compatible with Firefox 26-29
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+Add auto-completion for HTML attributes
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+The HTML panel now offers auto-completion for tag attributes. This improves the workflow a lot. For example, you just have to type c and it gets completed to class. This doesn’t just work for HTML, but also for SVG.
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+Auto-complete CSS styles within the HTML “style” attribute
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+Furthermore the “style” attribute now has an auto-completion for all the different CSS styles. So you can tweak your styles in both, the Style side panel and the HTML panel.
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+Error badge improved
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+In case there are errors detected on the page, Firebug was always showing a little badge with the number of errors that occurred besides its Start Button. It is now possible to click this error badge to get to the Console panel in order to get more information about the errors.
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+Firebug 1.13 alpha 6
+November 29th, 2013
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+Firebug 1.13a6 fixes 8 issues
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+There are just couple of minor enhancements. Again we are mostly focusing and hardworking on adopting new Firefox debugging engine and doing great progress. This work will turn into alpha releases soon (we are yet blocked by missing platform APIs).
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+In this version, we improved design of the search options panel (see issue 6702):
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+Search Options
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+And Firebug now supports -0 (negative zero), see issue 6631
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+
+Firebug 1.13 alpha 5
+November 8th, 2013
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+Firebug 1.13a5 fixes 9 issues
+Firebug 1.13a5 is compatible with Firefox 25-28
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+This version doesn’t introduce any new features. The entire team is now focusing and hardworking on adopting the new debugging API that shall represent the heart of the debugger in Firebug.next. This work will be also included in alpha releases soon.
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+Firebug 1.13 alpha 4
+October 25th, 2013
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+Firebug 1.13a4 fixes 10 issues
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+    Display registered Mutation Observers (issue 6740)
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+    The existing getEventListeners() command (see a Firebug tip) has been extended and it now displays also registered mutation observers for given element.
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+    Mutation Observers
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+    Searching by selector in the HTML panel (issue 6748)
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+    The search field inside the HTML panel now allows you to search for elements via CSS selectors. Just start typing a selector like body > div and the elements matching this selector will be matched. This new search feature got integrated with the already existing text search. So now you can search for both at once, text and CSS selectors. This makes it much easier to find the elements you’re searching for.
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+    HTML Search
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+Firebug 1.13 alpha 3
+September 27th, 2013
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+Firebug 1.13a3 fixes 7 issues
+Firebug 1.13a3 is compatible with Firefox 24-27
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+    JavaScript Array Inspector (issue 6773)
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+    It’s now possible to simply inspect large arrays logged into the Console panel. Large arrays are truncated in the Console panel, but if you click on the left or right bracket of the array (it’s a link now) you’ll be navigated into the DOM panel that allows you to fully inspect the array.
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+    You’ll be navigated to the DOM panel for full inspection after clicking.
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+    console.table() & object logging (issue 6800)
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+    We have enhanced the console.table() API, and so it’s now possible to use it to log even generic objects. It can be useful in many cases. For example, you can log the DOM storage object.
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+Firebug 1.13 alpha 2
+September 13th, 2013
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+Firebug 1.13a2 fixes 9 issues
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+    Issue 3195: Search field should display current tab
+    Issue 6334: Pressing the search field shortcut should select the previously entered search text
+    Issue 6746: Add a keyboard shortcut for creating a watch expression from the current selection
+    Issue 6760: Allow using the command line even when JavaScript is disabled
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+Firebug 1.13 alpha 1
+September 6th, 2013
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+getfirebug.com has Firebug 1.13 alpha 1
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+Firebug 1.13a1 fixes 31 issues
+Firebug 1.13a1 is compatible with Firefox 23-26
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+    The Script panel displays a notification if the source cache limit has been exceeded (issue 4906). You can use the Preferences button to change the limit. Browser restart is not needed after limit modification, just reload the page to get full source.script-cachelimit
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+    Quick Info Box for elements can be pinned (issue 5720). Note that there are two buttons at the top right corner. One for pinning the box, so it stays displayed all the time and one for closing it.quick-info-box
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+    Headers in net requests are collapsible (issue 4930). The Net panel has also been improved. Sections with HTTP headers (Response, Request and Cached Headers) are now collapsible and the state is preserved across Firefox restarts. So those headers, in which you are not interested don’t take space anymore.net-panel-headers
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+    Better way to add a new element attribute (issue 6661)We have improved the way how HTML attributes can be added into elements. Check out the next set of screenshots.html-panel1
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+    Hover mouse cursor over the closing arrow bracket of an element you want to add a new attribute to. See, the cursor changes its shape into a hand.
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+    Click on the closing tag to open an inline editor and start typing an attribute name.
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+    The rest works as usual. After you typed the name press the tab key and type the attribute value.
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+
 Firebug 1.12.6
 January 20th, 2014
 
 This version represents a maintenance release fixing some minor bugs and compatibility issues with upcoming Firefox versions.
 
+Firebug 1.12.6 is compatible with Firefox 23 – 29
 Firebug 1.12.6 fixes 11 issues.
 
 

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