FireBug plans to add javascript debugging

Thu, 04/27/2006 - 8:37am

FireBug plans to add javascript debuggingFireBug plans to add javascript debuggingHave I mentioned how much I love FireBug yet? If you work with HTML, CSS or Javascript at all, it's a must-have Firefox extension. The developer, Joe Hewitt, has taken many "best-of" extensions and combined them into one. Now, as if that wasn't good enough, he's adding javascript debugging. Goodbye Venkman, I won't miss you.

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