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I've looked around for answers to this problem, but I couldn't find anything related.

This is very stupid problem but I have no idea how to resolve it.

I have a page with a slideshow for example, I open Firebug to inspect the HTML, but when I'm using the HTML inspector panel it then 'jumps' to the section of the slideshow (since a new slide just loaded), I then have to scroll back to where I was, but then Firebug jumps back again when a new slide is loaded.

The only two workarounds I have right now are: Make the Firebug bottom pannel larger or open it in a new window and maximize it. Or right click on the slideshow HTML element and delete it from the page.

Is there a way to have Firebug not jump around the HTML inspector panel while having a script refresh a section of the page?

Thanks.

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Click on js tab and left there is yellow button , just hit ,it will pause script and hance you can inspect

here in step

  1. click on script tab (console HTML CSS Script)
  2. click yellow button left bottom
  3. click on html,console or what every you want and then click to inspectyou want and then click to inspect
JapanPro
JapanPro, thanks for your help.However, your solution requires me to have to click on the Script tab, pause it, and then click the HTML tab, and I have to do this every time I refresh the page, so if I'm constantly uploading changes to the page, I always have to do this process.Isn't there a way to just have Firebug not jump around the HTML code inspector when a section of the HTML changed?I'm going to give you a point for this another workaround.Thanks again.
Ricardo Zea
I've been trying it and out all the workarounds, your solution is the best.Selecting it as the answer to my question.Thanks again.
Ricardo Zea