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Problematic extensions
From MozillaZine Knowledge Base This article lists some extensions that are known to cause problems. There are hundreds of extensions, and most problems are not listed here. If you do not find the problem listed below, follow the steps outlined in the Standard diagnostic - Firefox article. Extensions are not written by Mozilla and they are not tested with the browser or in combination with each other.
Have it Your Way!
There are many free web browsers on the market. One of the best is Mozilla Firefox . Often referred to as just Firefox, it includes features such as pop-up blocking, tabbed browsing, and increased security. Firefox's design allows the user to extensively customize the browser to their individual tastes and needs through the use of extensions and themes. Additionally, Firefox stores many hidden preferences which can be manipulated to turn on or off many other features. Best Firefox ExtensionsOne change in SDK 1.14 that has already surprised some people in the community is a change in the visibility of messages printed from console.log . In 1.14 we added some additional features to the console API and also set the default log level to “error” instead of “info” for add-ons installed into Firefox via the Add-on Manager and Add-on Builder Helper as well as tools like the Extension Auto-installer . An unfortunate side-effect is that by default, developers using these tools will no longer see messages from console.log() in the jsconsole window . We have provided the ability for developers to set preferences to control logging behavior both globally and for a specific add-on, and by setting one of these preferences you can override the default. Logging levels The console module now defines a range of logging levels:
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