two methods. the latter is just for fun.
(1)
- download install from mozilla.org (getfirefox.com)
- UN-7zip the exe
- zip contents of inspector@mozilla.org directory
- change zip extension to xpi
(2)
(optionally using MRtech local)
- browse DOMI existing directory — of custom install with DOMI
- zip contents of directory
- change zip extension to xpi
download DOM Inspector from Firefox 2.0.0.9 setup exe:
http://s4.massmirror.com/68e37e4942ad374d0eb629eb1c0a74af.html
addendum I did not want to include this in with directions as it would create mozillazine headaches so it gets a mention without specifics (advanced user isolation)
(3) pickup directory and place in profile’s extension staging area
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