Updates - Jiffy Firebug Extension

Latest - Version 1.0.20080619 - 06/19/08

Made compatible with latest version of Firebug. Now works with Firebug 1.2b3/Firefox 3.

Fixed Print for Firefox 3. Print displays the stats in a new browser tab instead of a new window for all Firefox versions.
Fixed issue with Jiffy becoming the default tab. On browser shutdown, correctly resets the preference back to Console.

Duration feature added. By default, Duration is turned off. Each mark is plotted left-justified in the graph. Events underneath marks are plotted in a relative timeline. When duration is turned on marks are plotted along a timeline.
Print uses correct CSS. The non-duration mode formats better for vertical page layout.
Print, prints in Non-Duration mode. Better for vertical layout of printed page.
Elapsed/Duration Bars. In Duration mode, the mark bar displays both elapsed time and total duration. Elapsed is always rendered in a light blue. The extra time that makes up the rest of duration is rendered in gray.
Cleaner formatting. Lightly shading every other mark, brackets indicating subnodes, general CSS cleanup, removed extra column for twisty, removed extra column grid lines, softened grid.
Onload time lengthened. The amount of time was increased for onload event to wait for measures to finish on the page.

Graphical view of Javascript measurements. Two types of rows are displayed. The first is a summary row for each measurment category. These are created in Jiffy by calling Jiffy.mark(markName). Individual events within a mark category are captured with Jiffy.measure(eventName, markName). These are displayed as subrows.
Clear. Measurements can be cleared from the DOM and the graph reset. This is useful for taking measurements that might happen after the onload during user interaction with the page.
Refresh. If more measurements are collected after the onload, Refresh will generate a new graph based on the current measurements.
Print. Opens a new window with a printable version of the graph.