Similarly, Dragonfly was one step above in my opinion. In-line editing was weird, but debugging, console, and network stuff suited me more. Now I use it alongsi

Similarly, Dragonfly was one step above in my opinion. In-line editing was weird, but debugging, console, and network stuff suited me more. Now I use it alongside Chrome's default set, but I haven't even thought about firebug. I just assumed the firefox default replaced it.