So, after my last post on this topic, some friends pointed out a couple of more useful commands. I thought I should share it here.
about:permissions
This command shows the permissions given by you to different websites, like allowing to store passwords, share your location, allow cookies, open pop-up windows, and maintain offline storage. This was added recently in Firefox 6, so it might not work for you if you are using an older version. Here's a screenshot:
about:about
This is the meta about page - the about page of about pages. It lists all the about page available to you (except, of course, the Easter eggs). Another screenshot:
about:compartments
Mozilla has added this new command in the latest nightly build of Firefox 13. This page shows a list of all running JS compartments. Compartments are little segments of memory which is used by JavaScripts in Mozilla Firefox. Check this link to know more.
Thanks for Sagar and Agni for their inputs. And, as always, if you come across any more interesting stuff about Firefox, please let me know.
Also check :
about:permissions
This command shows the permissions given by you to different websites, like allowing to store passwords, share your location, allow cookies, open pop-up windows, and maintain offline storage. This was added recently in Firefox 6, so it might not work for you if you are using an older version. Here's a screenshot:
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| Firefox about:permssions |
This is the meta about page - the about page of about pages. It lists all the about page available to you (except, of course, the Easter eggs). Another screenshot:
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| Firefox about:about |
Mozilla has added this new command in the latest nightly build of Firefox 13. This page shows a list of all running JS compartments. Compartments are little segments of memory which is used by JavaScripts in Mozilla Firefox. Check this link to know more.
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| Firefox about:compartments |
Thanks for Sagar and Agni for their inputs. And, as always, if you come across any more interesting stuff about Firefox, please let me know.
Also check :
Great post :)
ReplyDeleteyet there's one quite exciting one-
ReplyDeletechrome://browser/content/
Opens gives you sort of subtabs, but that doesn't work that way!
Excellent one Nick :)
DeleteHere's another :
chrome://global/content/alerts/alert.xul
Cause the Firefox window to do a crazy dance in the bottom left corner of the screen. In case the Firefox window closes, start Firefox, click on one of its edges and resize the window.
Just a heads up, don't do that stupid "chrome://global/content/alerts/alert.xul" command that Agni posted. It'll screw up Firefox.
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