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Chrome Dev Tools have had this for some time. On OSX Command-Option-F. Or, click the 'Search' tab in the console. I haven't really found anything Firebug does

Chrome Dev Tools have had this for some time. On OSX Command-Option-F. Or, click the 'Search' tab in the console. I haven't really found anything Firebug does that Chrome doesn't, and tons of stuff Chrome does that others don't, like debugging Web Workers, or awesome profiling tools for both JS CPU/HEAP, as well as internal browser profiling. Chrome Tracing is unparalleled.

EdSharkey 12y ago
Command-Option-F! I learn something new every day, thanks! I've always gotten tripped up by the fact that Command-F pulls up a local file Find toolbar when I've focused a JavaScript source page. I assumed that was the extent of the Find capabilities Chrome offered. I'm 51% angry and 49% embarrassed that I never knew this! :) Agreed the Web Workers debugger in Chrome is very advanced and as I recall they had that available straight away when the Web Workers feature was first released. I think the Firefox/Firebug guys have only just added javascript console output for web workers in Firefox 30 and the debugger protocol for web workers is still in development. I agree that Chrome's developer tool suite is more comprehensive than other browsers. For my day to day development tasks, looking at network calls, inspecting html and debugging CSS/JavaScript, Firefox+Firebug is still the most user friendly and accessible to me.