[LINK] View source and javascript - firefox
Kim Holburn
kim at holburn.net
Sun Oct 29 15:37:01 AEDT 2006
On 2006 Oct 29, at 2:11 PM, Antony Barry wrote:
> I've just shifted to Firefox from Safari and I'm most impressed
> particularly by the plugin capability.
I can't live without adblock plus, Adblock Filterset.G and tab mix
plus any more.
> I was looking at Library thing http://www.librarything.com/ and had
> got a display of books tagged by "peak oil" which I wanted to copy
> including the linked URLs. I did a view source and all I got was
> the page as downloaded which was without the list of books.
That's odd. Did you use the menu item: View-> Page Source (Cmd-U)?
I've never had any trouble with it. In fact it does a certain amount
of source highlighting which you need a special plugin to do in
Safari. I just tried it on this page: http://www.librarything.com/
tag/peak+oil and it seemed to give me the source of the page.
> Then I tried it in Safari and got the page as displayed. A bit of
> grep later via BBedit and I'd extracted the list I wanted.
>
> But I didn't need to go to that trouble as I found in the developer
> plugin of Firefox that there was a "View source"
For me it gives exactly the same result as a view->page source.
> and an alternative "View Generated Source".
What does it actually do? I can't work out what's the difference
between page source and generated source?
> There are also things called bluemarks which lets you mark any page
> you want to or mark automatically anything you visit frequently. It
> assigns keyword tags automatically which you can edit and add to.
> these can be categorised and are searchable.
Have you had a look at the aardvark extension?
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