* Firebug Lite will be loaded before all other scripts, allowing it to capture all console calls, and all XHR requests for that page * Able to activate Firebug Lite for a particular domain * Added donation and rate extension links in context menu - thank you for supporting old extensions * Fixed issue where clicking on "Inspect with Firebug Lite" on right click would do nothing * Better error messages when Firebug didn't load yet, and is being executed on a website before it was reloaded * Better error messages when a security policy of a website prevents Firebug from being injected It provides also some cool features like inspecting HTML elements with your mouse, and live editing CSS properties. Firebug Lite provides the rich visual representation we are used to see in Firebug when it comes to HTML elements, DOM elements, and Box Model shading. It is a tool to be used in conjunction with these tools. įirebug Lite is not a substitute for Firebug, or Chrome Developer Tools. If you like, please support us to keep old extensions alive by donating a beer, a coffee, a car - whatever you like. *If you didn't use this extension before, and only _think_ that you might need it - you're most likely better of with the Chrome Devtools ( press F12 or Control+Shift+I or Command+Option+I )* *NOTE : This is a fork of Firebug Lite as the original version is not supported any longer by newer Chrome versions* If you have used Firebug and WDE, I encourage you to share your favorite tips in the comments.Firebug Lite - a port of the popular Firebug for Google Chrome. Download them both and start experimenting. If you haven't used these tools yet, I envy the experience you're about to have. This is part of my ongoing monthly contribution to small software vendors. In fact, I feel so strongly about the utility of these extensions that I'm stopping to donate $10 to each project, right now. I can't imagine debugging a web app without these two essential tools, which transform Firefox into the Visual Studio of browsers. I highly recommend checking out the Joe Hewitt Firebug power user demo movie to get a sense of its full feature set. It also offers metrics on download time and download order over the wire.
It's like magic.įirebug is a richer tool than WDE it goes far beyond real-time editing of HTML and CSS, and delves deeply into profiling and debugging JavaScript. Edit the CSS, edit the HTML, and watch your changes take effect as you type. WDE has lots of useful features, but the most wonderful thing about WDE is that everything is editable in real-time. That's primarily because of two incredibly powerful developer extensions for Firefox: Whenever I need to troubleshoot HTML, CSS, or JavaScript, I immediately reach for Firefox.
Although I prefer IE7's native speed and feel for day-to-day browsing chores, there's no doubt that Firefox is my primary web development IDE.
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