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Firebug has set the bar for in browser web development tools. Until something can offer the same or better abilities as Firebug, I'm sticking with Firefox and

• rictic 16y ago
  Have you checked out the Web Inspector, built into Chrome and Safari? In my experience so far the only place it falls behind Firebug is in CSS editing, in every other way it seems superior. I'd be interested if you disagree. More info: http://webkit.org/blog/829/web-inspector-updates/ http://webkit.org/blog/829/web-inspector-updates/
  • mrinterweb 16y ago
    I'll have to check out the built in developer tools more. live CSS editing is one of the main things I use Firebug for , for me, that is a big feature to be missing. I do love the "Event Listeners" feature in the Developer Tools. That is very handy for easily finding what javascript events are unobtrusively bound to an element. So I can definitely see myself using the webkit developer tools in the near future.
    • adamdecaf 16y ago
      It's a hack, but you can just edit the element inline (by double or right clicking the element under the "Elements" tag) and edit the styles via style="".
    • loislo 16y ago
      You can add/edit/delete/css properties in the styles pane with help of double-click. It is not true live-edit but its working.