Firefox has been on my bad side lately. For months now, it's been the slowest, most unreliable browser on both my PC and my MacBook (not counting IE). That sai

Firefox has been on my bad side lately. For months now, it's been the slowest, most unreliable browser on both my PC and my MacBook (not counting IE). That said, since Chrome's release, the ONLY reason I have continued to use Firefox is Firebug. I do a lot of heavy design work and DOM modification, and sadly Web Inspector is just not up to the job. Like someone else posted, I never really knew why this was the case, but this post hits it spot on. Most importantly: * I want my CSS to look like CSS. Specifically, I want it to look exactly like the CSS I wrote. Firebug does this perfectly, and Web Inspector does not. * I want to edit things with a single click. Double-clicking is for grandmas, I don't have that kind of time. I did just notice that Web Inspector in Chrome allows me to right-click nodes and select "Edit as HTML". And the editing here is actually very good, good job.