Firefox Usage: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 12:30, 28 September 2007

Firebug: Unfortunately the key shortcuts cannot be customized it seems. It is an excellent extensions when debugging JavaScript code.

Web Developer Toolbar: You can configure this add-on to open a page's source in a tab instead of a window, very useful! Plus you can configure it to open the pages in your favorite editor, but it does not accept command-line argument so you must write a wrapper. You can change the keys shortcuts.

LiveHTTPHeaders: Extremely useful when you need to analyze what's happening between the browser and the server.

ColorZilla: Includes an excellent color picker for web design. Unfortunately does not work on 64-bit platforms.

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 == Extensions ==
-* Firebug. Unfortunately the key shortcuts cannot be customized it seems. It is an excellent extensions when debugging JavaScript code.
+* Firebug: Unfortunately the key shortcuts cannot be customized it seems. It is an excellent extensions when debugging JavaScript code.
-* Web Developer Toolbar. You can configure this add-on to open a page's source in a tab instead of a window, very useful! Plus you can configure it to open the pages in your favorite editor, but it does not accept command-line argument so you must write a wrapper. You can change the keys shortcuts.
+* Web Developer Toolbar: You can configure this add-on to open a page's source in a tab instead of a window, very useful! Plus you can configure it to open the pages in your favorite editor, but it does not accept command-line argument so you must write a wrapper. You can change the keys shortcuts.
+* LiveHTTPHeaders: Extremely useful when you need to analyze what's happening between the browser and the server.
+* ColorZilla: Includes an excellent color picker for web design. Unfortunately does not work on 64-bit platforms.
+* HTML Validator: Can be used to see quickly if your pages are W3C compliant.
+* Rubyfox: Nice theme to relook Firefox.