Comments on: Firebug makes GMail slow? http://blog.secosoft.net/2007/10/30/firebug-makes-gmail-slow/ Matt Secoske's intermittent ramblings on software and life Thu, 28 Aug 2008 12:42:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Chris Miller http://blog.secosoft.net/2007/10/30/firebug-makes-gmail-slow/#comment-62248 Chris Miller Wed, 27 Feb 2008 22:58:23 +0000 http://blog.secosoft.net/2007/10/30/firebug-makes-gmail-slow/#comment-62248 Generally I use firefox's profile manager and only have firebug installed on my development profile. For regular web surfing I use a profile that does not have it installed. Generally I use firefox’s profile manager and only have firebug installed on my development profile. For regular web surfing I use a profile that does not have it installed.

]]> By: Ryan Stille http://blog.secosoft.net/2007/10/30/firebug-makes-gmail-slow/#comment-50308 Ryan Stille Fri, 16 Nov 2007 15:13:26 +0000 http://blog.secosoft.net/2007/10/30/firebug-makes-gmail-slow/#comment-50308 I disabled FireBug for gmail the other day when I saw this message. Unfortunately it didn't seem to speed it up very much. Gmail is pretty darn slow. I disabled FireBug for gmail the other day when I saw this message. Unfortunately it didn’t seem to speed it up very much. Gmail is pretty darn slow.

]]> By: MikeH http://blog.secosoft.net/2007/10/30/firebug-makes-gmail-slow/#comment-48561 MikeH Wed, 31 Oct 2007 11:36:52 +0000 http://blog.secosoft.net/2007/10/30/firebug-makes-gmail-slow/#comment-48561 I was just going to write what Josh said -- I keep Firebug off most of the time, and only turn it on when I need it. I was just going to write what Josh said — I keep Firebug off most of the time, and only turn it on when I need it.

]]> By: Josh Nichols http://blog.secosoft.net/2007/10/30/firebug-makes-gmail-slow/#comment-48506 Josh Nichols Tue, 30 Oct 2007 17:43:10 +0000 http://blog.secosoft.net/2007/10/30/firebug-makes-gmail-slow/#comment-48506 Personally, I've found it easiest to keep firebug disabled by default, and only turn it on for hosts where I do development. If something comes up that makes me curious to poke it with firebug, it is simple enough just to turn it on for that host, and the disable it when done. Personally, I’ve found it easiest to keep firebug disabled by default, and only turn it on for hosts where I do development.

If something comes up that makes me curious to poke it with firebug, it is simple enough just to turn it on for that host, and the disable it when done.

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