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View Firefox page source in an external editor
Great hint. TextMate users who want to do this may need to know that the command-line launcher is at the following path: /Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/Resources/mate But I just discovered that using the command line versions aren't necessary after all, if you set the external editor to "open" and also set an appropriate value in the preference "view_source.editor.args." For example, let's open the web page with TextEdit just for fun: view_source.editor.external = You'll get the "such and such is an application downloaded from the internet..." quarantine message but it continues and opens if you approve the dialog. I tested a couple of things and presumably you can open the file with any app that knows how to use a web page, so this might help with bloodnok's problem with Dreamweaver a couple of comments up. I'm guessing you could also use this as a poor man's SiteSucker if you set your "editor" to wget and passed the appropriate arguments. Wouldn't have seen the args setting if it weren't for this hint. Thanks.
View Firefox page source in an external editor
that should be a neat trick but rather than fixing dreamweaver, it breaks the default fall-back to viewing in firefox ...
View Firefox page source in an external editor
even better, tried "-a Adobe\ Dreamweaver\ CS5.app" to no avail (although that does work on the command line). |
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