FireBug Add-on for FireFox edit
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Firebug integrates with Firefox to put a wealth of web development tools at your fingertips while you browse. You can edit, debug, and monitor CSS, HTML, and JavaScript live in any web page.
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Love the 'Bug! Very useful for editing CSS, inspecting the DOM and of course debugging JavaScript. One of my favorites is the ability to mouse over parts of the page and FireBug will highlight the section of the DOM that you are in and show you the code in the markup. It also has a built in SEO that will allow you to analyze your page for search engine optimizations. I use FireBug more than Chrome's Inspector or Opera's Dragonfly.
Love the 'Bug! Very useful for editing CSS, inspecting the DOM and of course debugging JavaScript. One of my favorites is the ability to mouse over parts of the page and FireBug will highlight the section of the DOM that you are in and show you the code in the markup. It also has a built in SEO that will allow you to analyze your page for search engine optimizations. I use FireBug more than Chrome's Inspector or Opera's Dragonfly.
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If you do any web development at all chances are you will love this plugin! Even if you don't use FireFox you should try it for FireBug alone.
With FireBug you can easily browse your HTML, find source code by pointing on the element on rendered page. Check CSS settings for every element. And you can edit it to see the results immediately.
Need to work with javascript - full blown javascript debugger is there. You can watch variables, change them and run javascript expressions from the Firebug UI.
Also it has nice network monitor, where you can check the loading times of all the files necessary to render the page, check the request and response headers and body.
After trying FireBug once I can't imagine doing web development with anything less then it.
On a negative side though is a bit buggy port of FireBug for FireFox 3. If you need rock solid realisation of it you should try older version of FireBug for FireFox 2. Although FireFox 3 version is still usable
If you do any web development at all chances are you will love this plugin! Even if you don't use FireFox you should try it for FireBug alone.
With FireBug you can easily browse your HTML, find source code by pointing on the element on rendered page. Check CSS settings for every element. And you can edit it to see the results immediately.
Need to work with javascript - full blown javascript debugger is there. You can watch variables, change them and run javascript expressions from the Firebug UI.
Also it has nice network monitor, where you can check the loading times of all the files necessary to render the page, check the request and response headers and body.
After trying FireBug once I can't imagine doing web development with anything less then it.
On a negative side though is a bit buggy port of FireBug for FireFox 3. If you need rock solid realisation of it you should try older version of FireBug for FireFox 2. Although FireFox 3 version is still usable
