User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:29.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/29.0 (Beta/Release) Build ID: 20140506152807 Steps to reproduce: 1. Open Any Web page. (like http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/contribute/) 2. Open Web Console(F12). 3. Go to Inspector. 4.In head part of the html, the links with tag <link> are not providing a link to any source. Actual results: 1. The links are not provided. Hence , cannot access some JS and CSS. Expected results: 1.The links must be provided so that, it is easier to navigate to JS or CSS as it is in Chrome. Please refer screenshots.

What is that (concerning the link tag) different from in Firefox?

See also: bug 871924, bug 966468.

This was fixed in bug 1158822 which landed in Firefox 40 (note that the current Firefox stable release is now 45). Now, anything that can be understood as a link in the inspector appears as underline and right-clicking on it offers 4 different choices depending on the type of link: - copy the link URL to the clipboard - open the resource in the style-editor or debugger (for css and js) - open the resource in another tab (for other files) - or jump to a linked object (for certain HTML attributes to reference other elements in the DOM). So marking as duplicate. Please re-open if I understood the bug incorrectly.