[Package Info] DOM Inspector Extension for Debian Thunderbird

Wednesday, April 6. 2005

Posted by asac (Alexander Sack) in Debian OS, Debian Thunderbird at 23:06 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

[Package Info] DOM Inspector Extension for Debian Thunderbird

DOM Inspector for Debian Thunderbird

QUOTE - From the Debian Package Description:

The Mozilla Thunderbird Dom Inspector extension allows inspection of the

internal dom tree state in thunderbird. This extension is mainly a development and debugging feature. Users of mozilla thunderbird usually don’t want this feature installed, so don’t bother if you don’t know what is this.

General

The DOM Inspector is a developers tool to introspect DOM Trees within mozilla. This includes the introspection of javascript as well as XUL and HTML. Give it a try if you are a developer developing thunderbird extensions or want to learn something about thunderbird UI Design.

Install using APT

Add the current APT respository lines to your /etc/apt/sources.list and use

CODE:

$ apt-get install mozilla-thunderbird-inspector

to install the dom inspector extension for thunderbird. After restarting thunderbird the typeaheadfind extension should be properly installed and visible in the Tools -> Extensions dialog. Further the Tools Menu will contain an Entry to allow to open the inspector window.

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