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Hi Experts<br />
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What is needed to make Firefox to have the same Console feature Chrome has for jQuery expressions's &nbsp;tests?<br />
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Accordingly to:<br />
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Chrome - I can edit expressions here to check jQuery values f.e.<br />
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Firefox:<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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Hi Experts

What is needed to make Firefox to have the same Console feature Chrome has for jQuery expressions's  tests?

Accordingly to:

Chrome - I can edit expressions here to check jQuery values f.e.
 

Firefox:


Thanks in advance.

What is needed to make Firefox to have the same Console feature Chrome has for jQuery expressions's  tests?

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