How to Remove JavaScript From a Page Via Firebug
With the Firebug console for Mozilla Firefox, Web developers can edit pages to see how particular layouts or designs will look. You can also use the console to delete page elements, including JavaScript. If you don't have the Firebug console installed, you can add it to Firefox via the "Add-On" tools menu. Changes made using Firebug are not permanent, as Firebug does not have the ability to publish to the Web.
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Instructions
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Launch Mozilla Firefox and load the page you want to review.
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Right-click anywhere on the page and select "Inspect Element." The Firebug console opens.
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Browse through the page elements until you find the JavaScript element that you want to delete. As you hover over the elements, they are highlighted on the page, which makes it easy for you to track down a particular element.
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Click on an element to select it, and then right-click on the selected element.
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Click on "Delete Element" to delete it from the page.
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