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I’m a novice web developer, and I’ve had Firebug recommended for debugging several times. So far, however, I’ve just been using Chrome’s built-in Developer Tools. It seems to do everything that Firebug does, and is cleaner and more organized as a bonus.
As I get more advanced in my debugging, are there features that Firebug has that I’ll miss out on with Chrome’s DevTools? If so, what are they?
I used Firebug from the start and it was a godsend like the invention of fire. But then Chrome came out with its debugger and I tried it. I kept using Firebug, but kept an eye on Chome’s dev tools and finally could not longer come up with a reason not to switch after JSON tools were added in v12.
Chrome’s DevTools kick butt because it has:
UPDATE: 2 years later I have to congratulate the Firefox team for making huge inroads. That said, the Chrome team and debugger make huge leaps forward on a monthly basis, leading the industry. I’d update the above list, but frankly it would fill the entire page.