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资源说明：Regex-driven Location Bar transformer as Firefox Extension
This extension is made so that you can make transformations on your current URL using a regular expression. It was designed with internal corporate networks in mind, so it's of limited usage for the general Firefox user. In order to use it, pull the source and modify chrome/content/transforms.xml. It looks like this at the moment:The imagined situation is a developer named Bobbo who has set up the corporate network to throw people who go to bobbo.example.local at his own server. Since it's running Rails in development, it's on port 3000. At the same time, the production environment is running on Bubba's subdomain, on port 80. Now say a bug has been spotted in production at the URL: http://bubba.example.com/catalog/page/3?view=thumbnails&filter=sunsets In order to view this same page in his development environment, Bobbo would be required to change two parts of the hostname and add a port number. Not that difficult, but let's throw into the mix a dozen developers who have decided to run their servers on random port numbers. Add to that several different staging environments and you have a mild headache. TransformURL is a simple tool to remove this pain. It should be reasonably obvious how to configure the XML file. Once you've done this, you will need to ZIP the directory (using the Send to Compressed Folder utility works fine) and rename it to an XPI file, and then serve that. Details of how to do this are found here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Building_an_Extension#Package TODO: A way to modify your settings without rebuilding the XPI every time. =P
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