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Is it possible to not select an iframe in Firefox's network tab?
In the Firefox developer tools we can select any iframe as the current target document
. My web application is designed so that I often have to go down 1-3 frames and work there, call predefined functions and all that.
But the problem is that the "network" input also switches to the specified iframe, and requests, xhr, etc. it ceases to be displayed at all, tk. they occur above, not in the selected iframe.
At the same time, in chrome, the choice of the target frem only affects the console, leaving the "Network" tab untouched:And even, roughly speaking, by manually throwing ajax's from under some frame through the console, you can safely see these requests, their headers and the server response in the network tab, while Mozilla does not allow this, because. the network tab is just empty until you select the head frame.
The question is, is there an option in Firefox to disable this goodness and make it look like chrome.
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