Starting Ubiquity causes Firebug pane to open

[Andrew Conkling]

When I open Ubiquity and start to issue a particular command, my
Firebug pane will open. See http://bit.ly/40TXiJ: I type Option+Space,
and start to type 'a-d-d'. Before I could get that far the Firebug
pane had come up.

Looking at the Console tab (which had been disabled), I see some
output from this command. However, I don't need to log output
(wouldn't it go to the Error Console if Firebug weren't enabled?) and
it isn't even an actual error. (That may be more at the fault of the
command author than anything else.)

Is there a way to disable this?

I had originally posted this on the Ubiquity-Firefox group [1], but it
was determined that this was a Firebug issue. Well, I guess it's more
like an issue with my Ubiquity command, but it's not something I need
Firebug for.

[1] http://groups.google.com/group/ubiquity-firefox/browse_thread/thread/ab28e368a00ec902

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[John J Barton]

On Nov 6, 3:32 pm, Andrew Conkling <and...@...> wrote:
> When I open Ubiquity and start to issue a particular command, my
> Firebug pane will open. Seehttp://bit.ly/40TXiJ:I type Option+Space,
> and start to type 'a-d-d'. Before I could get that far the Firebug
> pane had come up.
>
> Looking at the Console tab (which had been disabled), I see some
> output from this command. However, I don't need to log output
> (wouldn't it go to the Error Console if Firebug weren't enabled?) and

Firebug has no relationship with the Error Console. If the log output
wants to go to the Error Console we can't help or hinder that.

> it isn't even an actual error. (That may be more at the fault of the
> command author than anything else.)
>
> Is there a way to disable this?

I'm not sure that "this" is. Firebug does not know anything about
Ubiquity.

Before you open the Ubiquity command line, do you have Firebug open?
Do you have Firebug active for the current Firefox tab? If yes, turn
Firebug off for that page with the control in the upper left.


If nothing else you can install the tracing version of firebug,
1.5Xb2, and set ACTIVATION to see why Firebug wants to open. See
http://getfirebug.com/wiki/index.php/FAQ for details

jjb

>
> I had originally posted this on the Ubiquity-Firefox group [1], but it
> was determined that this was a Firebug issue. Well, I guess it's more
> like an issue with my Ubiquity command, but it's not something I need
> Firebug for.
>
> [1]http://groups.google.com/group/ubiquity-firefox/browse_thread/thread/...

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[Andrew Conkling]

On Nov 6, 7:21 pm, John J Barton <johnjbar...@...> wrote:
> On Nov 6, 3:32 pm, Andrew Conkling <and...@...> wrote:
> > When I open Ubiquity and start to issue a particular command, my
> > Firebug pane will open. Seehttp://bit.ly/40TXiJ:Itype Option+Space,
> > and start to type 'a-d-d'. Before I could get that far the Firebug
> > pane had come up.

> > Is there a way to disable this?
>
> I'm not sure that "this" is. Firebug does not know anything about
> Ubiquity.
>
> Before you open the Ubiquity command line, do you have Firebug open?
> Do you have Firebug active for the current Firefox tab? If yes, turn
> Firebug off for that page with the control in the upper left.

No and no. Issuing the Ubiquity command is when the Firebug pane
actually opens.

> If nothing else you can install the tracing version of firebug,
> 1.5Xb2, and set ACTIVATION to see why Firebug wants to open. Seehttp://getfirebug.com/wiki/index.php/FAQfor details

Do you want me to post the output here? There are about 20 lines that
don't make sense to me immediately.

Thanks.

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[John J Barton]

On Nov 9, 7:50 am, Andrew Conkling <and...@...> wrote:

> On Nov 6, 7:21 pm, John J Barton <johnjbar...@...> wrote:
>
> > On Nov 6, 3:32 pm, Andrew Conkling <and...@...> wrote:
> > > When I open Ubiquity and start to issue a particular command, my
> > > Firebug pane will open. Seehttp://bit.ly/40TXiJ:ItypeOption+Space,
> > > and start to type 'a-d-d'. Before I could get that far the Firebug
> > > pane had come up.
> > > Is there a way to disable this?
>
> > I'm not sure that "this" is. Firebug does not know anything about
> > Ubiquity.
>
> > Before you open the Ubiquity command line, do you have Firebug open?
> > Do you have Firebug active for the current Firefox tab? If yes, turn
> > Firebug off for that page with the control in the upper left.
>
> No and no. Issuing the Ubiquity command is when the Firebug pane
> actually opens.
>
> > If nothing else you can install the tracing version of firebug,
> > 1.5Xb2, and set ACTIVATION to see why Firebug wants to open. Seehttp://getfirebug.com/wiki/index.php/FAQfordetails
>
> Do you want me to post the output here? There are about 20 lines that
> don't make sense to me immediately.

Please open an issue and paste the lines into the report. We're not
allowed to add any more attachments.

jjb

>
> Thanks.

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