I found a really cool Firefox addon called FireQuery. This addon enables you to inject jQuery into any web page. This is a nice way to see how any web page behaves with jQuery.
Normally I would write a small article on how to use this technology, but I felt like doing something different so I made a short screencast on FireQuery and how to use it. Hopefully you’ll find it a useful tool as well.
You can watch the screencast here or can see it below:
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3 Responses to "Inject jQuery into a webpage using a FireFox addon - FireQuery"Wow, I hadn't thought about it that way before. Good write up, very clearly written. Have you written previously about "Inject jQuery into a webpage using a FireFox addon - FireQuery"? I'd love to read more.
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Balaji
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Thanks. I haven't written any other article on this before.
Hey Malcolm, thanks for screencast on FireQuery! Have a great new year!
btw. comment from Balaji is probably just auto-generated commercial spam which does not deserve your precious attention :)
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