[Bigh4u2]

Also a very easy way to see how the source code was written and also see if there any any 'hidden' pages. (such as trackers).

[Lyford]

bump

[ChewedGum]

Even better than that is the Web Developer Toolbar for Firefox. It will open source in a new window and also the stylesheet. Plus it allows you to size your window to specific sizes, will outline divs (useful when you have a nesting problem), identify blocks, validate HTML, and more.

Gum

[TomGuy]

It says it will work only with IE 5, but it will work with IE 6, too.

[zeugma]

If you use Mozilla or Firefox, this feature is built right in. Just highlight some text on a webpage, right mouse click, and select "view selection source"

You also get Tabbed browsing and built-in popup blocking. Internet Explorer is really just not up to competing against other browsers on a feature basis.

[CriticalJ]

Firefox has the same thing built in. You can get more info using the webdeveloper plugin.

If you're stuck on IE and want to view all source, you can buy a plug in called Instant Source that shows the html source in divided window at the bottom of the browser.

[Fatalis]

Thanks for the tip!

[jdm]

I will copy and paste code into FR and sometimes the link looks the same, except where it might say "www.aaaaa.com/abcdefg.htm" on the original web page it shows up/translates into FR as "www.freerepublic.com/abcdefg.htm" Therefore, no one can access the link because only www.aaaaa.com/abcdefg.htm exists not www.freerepublic.com/abcdefg.htm. Anyway idea how to fix that? Drives me crazy!

[AUsome Joy]

Husband techie bump!

[mcenedo]

self ping