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I presume you mean an equivalent to Firebug for IE. There's Fiddler and Visual Studio, or you can try Firebug Lite. As far as multiple versions, the only solu
by steverb 16y ago
I presume you mean an equivalent to Firebug for IE.
There's Fiddler and Visual Studio, or you can try Firebug Lite.
As far as multiple versions, the only solution I've found is multiple VMs which sucks, but that's what happens when the browser is tightly integrated with the OS.
- d2viant 16y agoIE9 also has it's own debug tools built-in which are similar to Firebug. Press F12.
- sosuke 16y agoIE6-8 also have a developer toolbar but it is no where near as powerful as Firebug. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Explorer_Developer_Toolbar http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Explorer_Developer_Too...
- mdolon 16y agoThis is what I've been using but I've found it to be incredibly glitchy, at least on IE8. At times it will recognize an element, sometimes it won't. Sometimes the document fails to load completely in the editor, even though the page has loaded fine in IE.
- skbohra123 16y agoYeah, doesn't match the power of firebug. Wondering what if MS packages some modified version of Firefox as their default browser for Windows? This way everyone would be happy. Quite unrealistic but if they can do some kind of modifications to suit them, I would not mind getting anything which isn't IE.
- contextfree 16y agoThe main thing I miss with the IE developer tools, at least in 8, is that unlike Chrome their JS console doesn't let you expand the results of evaluating JS expressions that return complex objects. It just spits out "<Object>" or something of that sort.