Edit Mode now has line numbers and syntax highlightingĮvents Side Panel * Integrated EventBug into Firebug by creating a new Events side panel within the HTML Panel.XPath can now be copied as relative and absolute path.Hovering cropped attributes now displays their full value.Added auto-completion for CSS styles within the style attribute.Added auto-completion for HTML attributes and SVG attributes.Clicking > allows adding a new attribute to an element.Changed Alt + double-click to Alt + click for editing the selected element.Added Ctrl + E as shortcut for editing the selected element.All classes of an element are listed inside the Element Path.Allowed to change the indention within the Command Editor.Added option to pretty-print the source.Switching to the Console panel now always focuses the Command Line.The Command Editor now has an auto-completion like the Command Line.Log message counter was moved to the left.Console API is now also available in web workers.Added menu option to control log message grouping.Mutation Observers are listed when executing getEventListeners on an HTML element.Clicking the bracket of a logged array shows it inside the DOM Panel.Added preference to define whether to group console messages.
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