I know this isn't Firefox's fault, all right ? But I wonder if there wouldn't be a way around it
On most websites, I can select whatever source code I want, and ask Firefox to show me the source code of the selection.
This is extremely useful (well, for me, haha) since no other browser does it, all the others are hard-bent on showing me their Inspect feature in which one cannot easily view and copy the actual code.
However, some websites don't write their links as [ ="http://domain.com/dir/something/endlink/" ] but as a [ ="/dir/something/endlink/" ] , do you see the idea ?
They omit the domain, since mentioning the domain is, actually, unnecessary.
Would you know if there would be a trick to have Firefox, when I ask it to present me the source code of those pages, still force the domain to be placed at the beginning of the hyperlinks ?
If so, that would come in handy.
Thanks if you've got a hint, otherwise, no worries, search-and-replace is also a think, I know
