Yes, yes it is. And after using it extensively to help redesign my current template so it’s all CSS and works in all the browsers I found out how awesome it was.
No more need to use dreamweaver for anything, firebug can do it all within the browser and now I think it’ll become another one of my 100% install everywhere I go extensions much like colorzilla, measureit, and web developer toolbar
I find more and more useful everyday. Note the Beta 5 release was the first to include “support for Firefox extension updates” so be sure to upgrade if you’re using 4 or below.
Yes, yes it is. And after using it extensively to help redesign my current template so it’s all CSS and works in all the browsers I found out how awesome it was.
No more need to use dreamweaver for anything, firebug can do it all within the browser and now I think it’ll become another one of my 100% install everywhere I go extensions much like colorzilla, measureit, and web developer toolbar
Indeed! I’m most enamored of the CSS viewer/editor, but, then again, I write webpages in vi; WYSIWYG mostly happens to other people.
Great link. That’s definitely a must-have extension.
It had me at “click an element and see all the CSS rules that are affecting it,” and that’s not even scratching the surface.
Yes, it is!
great link Matt
thx
And I thought the Web Developer extension was cool.
I agree wholeheartedly.
@Mark Jaquith: I know, its pure genius…
I find more and more useful everyday. Note the Beta 5 release was the first to include “support for Firefox extension updates” so be sure to upgrade if you’re using 4 or below.
ps – @scud: you may be interested in Firefox Portable.
I recently started using Firebug and love the xmlhttp header debugging feature. I’m lovin it.
If you like Firebug you might also give HTML Validator for Firefox a try. It’s based on Tidy by the W3C and works quite fine for HTML Validation.
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