I've recently completely switched to Firefox Developer Edition but I have a problem I've not been able to handle yet on FF. I'm a web developer so it happened to me to have several subdomains which corresponds to a test env of a live website.
exemple : http://local.example.com is my local for https://www.example.com
As it's a common problem to have modules licensed for a domain and its subdomains, I have to process this way to have a correct development environment (with the same modules than the live env).
My problem is the following : if I go to https://www.example.com Firefox will remember that it accessed it in https and will force my local to https://local.example.com instead of http://local.example.com (and of course the https on my local is not configured)
Cleaning the browser cache does not help (it solved the problem on chrome). Changing the ttl of the dns to 0 in Firefox config did not help. Restarting the browser does not help neither. In the developer panel settings, i checked "disable http cache when dev tools is open", it did not worked.
At the moment, I have to work on my local in a private window, which is not very practical.
Does anybody knows how I can flush this cache in Firefox ?
Even better : is there a way to disable this cache ? As I'm using the developer edition, that would be awesome to be able to disable it at least on this version.
Thanks!
