Shortcuts for Developer Tools
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Thank you for this very useful extension! It's a pity it cannot be used to change Developer Tool shortcuts. Is there a reason for that, do they work differently?
Which ones specifically? Last time I checked, they were working so I'd have
to take a look!
…On December 20, 2016 at 09:35:05, Katharina Zwinger ( ***@***.***) wrote:
Thank you for this very useful extension! It's a pity it cannot be used to
change Developer Tool shortcuts
<https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Keyboard_shortcuts>. Is
there a reason for that, do they work differently?
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In the keybinder settings, I can only see a small subset of shortcuts, mainly for opening/switching to the various developer tools. I'm looking for a way to customize the shortcuts that work within the developer tools (see link above), e.g. alt
+ up arrow
for incrementing selected values by 0.1 in the CSS pane of the Page Inspector.
Ahh, I see! Most likely, if they don't show up in the list it's because
they are implemented differently. There is a chance they could be gotten to
work by using the custom XUL feature, though. (If you can figure out actual
xul commands for the actions you want)
…On December 21, 2016 at 06:41:11, Katharina Zwinger ( ***@***.***) wrote:
In the keybinder settings, I can only see a small subset of shortcuts,
mainly for opening/switching to the various developer tools. I'm looking
for a way to customize the shortcuts that work within the developer tools
(see link above), e.g. alt + up arrow for incrementing selected values by
0.1 in the CSS pane of the Page Inspector.
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Thanks! I guess figuring out the actual xul command is the hard part…
You'd need to take a look at the Firefox source code and look for the
functions you want. The problem is, some things are implemented in a
completely different manner (for example the forward-slash shortcut for
searching) and don't play nice no matter what you do.
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Thanks! I guess figuring out the actual xul command is the hard part…
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