Strong disagree. Compared to Venkman, Firebug had the following misfeatures: - modal interface* - bloat - dubious** interface labels, like "DOM" (or whateve

Strong disagree. Compared to Venkman, Firebug had the following misfeatures: - modal interface* - bloat - dubious** interface labels, like "DOM" (or whatever) to look at the object's property tree - totally sucked at debugging any part of the Gecko runtime/toolkit code, or anything that wasn't a Web page (including e.g. Firebug's own code) * This is a misfeature that every browser's built-in devtools copied, and it's completely mystifying. Thanks, Firebug, but I want the script debugger to be separate from the DOM Inspector, so I can have both on screen at the same time (and I want to be able to have multiple inspectors for multiple objects open at the same time, too, for that matter, so I don't have to keep flipping back and forth between them like I'm navigating fullscreen mobile apps and being forced to think through a straw. I don't even use multiple large displays; I use a 13" laptop screen for everything. No idea why all the proponents of large, multi-screen setups don't bristle about this to an even noisier degree.) ** Generous description; "inaccurate" (or just plain "wrong") would be accurate