Jun26   Firebug for FF3 gets on my nerves

Truthfully told, FF3 seems to be a marvelous novelty of the Mozilla family. The latest release is far from the early stage beta. And as far as I experience, the memory allocation is a lot better and it doesn’t crash every 10 minutes which involves me into a surprise as a long-term FF2.0.0.x family user. But the Firebug working group has given me an instant shock as I installed the Firebug’s new FF3-compatible version. There is a set of new options to enable/disable the console panel, scripting and network monitoring screens.

What’s wrong with these options are their being more than annoying. As a developer in debugging, I’m not looking for extra extra performance but to be able to see what’s going on inside in every point of view. But, Firebug now asks me anytime I debug a page to enable the debugging tools and doesnt remember my choices when I re-visit or return to those pages. I’m feeling like my entire adult life is going to be consumed by being forced to select the right options every two seconds. I hope this is just a bug, otherwise I want my old and dull Firebug back.