It would be really nice if link attributes would be underlined in addition to the standard italic/colour styling based on parsing. Even cooler if you could click on one and go to the page source or page for that. If it was a stylesheet it would always do the source of course. In fact, why is there a separate window for page source anyway? Perhaps it would be nice if you viewed source inline, and whether to view page or source was a checkbox menu item, or toggled toolbar button. Being able to toggle this with a toolbar button would be really cool for "expert" chrome.

I split the view inline issue into bug #12111. Basically, you could do page source by using transformations, in which case the view page source is a HTML->HTML or HTML->XML transformation and a stylesheet.

Bug #12111 is now about "browser modes". So if both were implemented, clicking a link attribute would take you to the page and leave you it view source mode. Even if so, similar behaviour should result, with the view source window being replaced by the new page. "Open source in new window" and everything else that goes along with links are useful here too.

Updating QA contact.

Move to M20.

Move to "Future" milestone.

Strongly related to bug 17612 (which has partially written patch).

Since Don has left, Vishy is taking his bugs in bulk, pending reassignment. thanks, Vishy

nav triage team: Neat, but won't get to it for beta1, marking nsbeta1-

-> law

[Why isn't this a dup of bug 17612?]

duppin'... *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 17612 ***

verified dup