Using Fiddler with Firefox
I recently encountered some issues with trying to debug a flash application that posted an XML packet to a URL. I first tried FireBug, it didn’t seem to be picking up the XML that was posted. After a quick Google search, I ran across a post describing how to use Fiddler (an IE based tool) with Firefox.
Check out the simple setup steps:
http://nil.checksite.co.uk/index.cfm/2006/4/12/Using-Fiddler-with-Firefox
Bonus! I was able to view the raw header and the XML data that was being posted.
NOTE: I have heard of some issues with having to have Fiddler open to browse in Firefox, but haven’t encountered it.
About John Crosby
A former professional foodie turned keyboard-jockey in favor of a keyboard, cushy chair and cooler working conditions. I now work at Realeyes Media. I am a Partner and Senior Developer and the office
Kuroko: In kabuki, the kuroko serve many of the same purposes as running crew. They move scenery and props on stage, aiding in scene changes and costume changes. They will also often play the role of animals, will-o-the-wisps, or other roles which are played not by an actor in full costume, but by holding a prop. Kuroko wear all black, head to toe, in order to imply that they are invisible and not part of the action onstage.
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