This module doesn't work. But you're curious, so I'm going to give you some basic information. Curiosity is good, it is how we move forward as a people.

This adds a button to your Firefox toolbar. It's an icon that I took from a sample addon Jeff Griffiths did. I don't know where he got the icon.

• Install jpm

• npm install -g jpm

• Start a recent Canary build with --remote-debugging-port=9222
• Navigate to the page you want to look at - I don't have navigation working yet.
• "jpm run -v"
  • use the -b option to point it at a recent Firefox Nightly if necessary.
• Press the little button that was added to your toolbar.

Troubleshooting:

• If you don't see a new toolbar button, something is broken. Maybe console spew will help.
• If you click on the toolbar button and nothing happens, you either
  • don't have canary running with --remote-debugging-port=9222 or
  • your canary isn't new enough[1]

• This currently only works on Chrome Beta on android (see [1]).

• Same as above, but also turn on debugging and set up adb as described in https://developer.chrome.com/devtools/docs/remote-debugging-legacy

• It would be nice if we could figure out the new connection stuff chrome uses.

• Run the addon as usual, it should debug your chrome instance now.

Even more broken than Chrome on Android.

• Same as the chrome setup, but install and run ios_webkit_debug_bridge.

If I answer that I won't actually get around to checking this file in.

[1] There was a bug in chrome's websocket implementation that prevented Firefox from connecting to it. They fixed the bug quickly, but you need a a recent canary.