Web Dev Tool for Firefox
By The Graphyte • Nov 17th, 2009 • Category: Tool Shed
Every week I highlight a free or inexpensive software product that I like to use as a Web developer. And I realized this week that I'd been leaving off one of the tools I use nearly every day - the Web Developer Toolbar. This is a Firefox Add-on and you can install it in Flock and Seamonkey as well. And as I said, I use it constantly. It has features like:
- Disable different actions like JavaScript, refreshes, page colors, CSS, and more
- Work with cookies right from the bar, like deleting them, turning them on and off, even adding them
- Play with CSS, forms, and images on the page
- Get all kinds of information about the page as you're viewing it
- Outline specific elements (like tables, headings, links, and frames)
- Validate HTML, CSS, accessibility
- Even change the viewport size to approximate different resolutions
- And so much more
- Every developer should use the Web Developer Toolbar
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The Graphyte is a long time New York based Illustrator, Designer, Developer & Dangerous Web Agent. Creator of Imagination Squared Interactive Design firm and now currently focusing on this portfolio.
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