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Debugger source list pane not organized by directory

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sammmuel
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The debugger source list pane is not organized by collapsible directory tree for me. This reference page clearly says that it should and has a screen shot.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Debugger/UI_Tour#Source_list_pane

Is there an option I'm missing? It is much more convenient to have the script organized like in Chrome.

Firefox Developer Edition 55 Archlinux

The debugger source list pane is not organized by collapsible directory tree for me. This reference page clearly says that it should and has a screen shot. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Debugger/UI_Tour#Source_list_pane Is there an option I'm missing? It is much more convenient to have the script organized like in Chrome. Firefox Developer Edition 55 Archlinux
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cor-el,

Thank you for taking the time to respond to my question and attaching the screen shot. I tried the nightly 56.0a1 and you are correct. It seems to be working very smoothly and the UI is a bit nicer so I think I will try using it for awhile.

Thanks!

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cor-el
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I see this feature in the current Nightly build (56.0a1), so you will have to wait until this lands in the Developer Edition.

The documents on the MDN website usually reflect the state of the latest Nightly builds version and not all features may be present in other releases.

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cor-el,

Thank you for taking the time to respond to my question and attaching the screen shot. I tried the nightly 56.0a1 and you are correct. It seems to be working very smoothly and the UI is a bit nicer so I think I will try using it for awhile.

Thanks!