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Hello,<br />
I often use Fiddler2 and Firebug. &nbsp;I like firebug because it opens at the bottom of Firefox.<br />
I sometimes need to use Fiddler2 and would like for it to open on the same browser session/window for IE. &nbsp;It now opens in a new window.<br />
So the question is; &quot;What is the setting(s) to make Fiddler2 open on the same browser window?&quot;
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Hello,
I often use Fiddler2 and Firebug.  I like firebug because it opens at the bottom of Firefox.
I sometimes need to use Fiddler2 and would like for it to open on the same browser session/window for IE.  It now opens in a new window.
So the question is; "What is the setting(s) to make Fiddler2 open on the same browser window?"

Fiddler2 used with IE9

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