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It would be extremely helpful for developing Firefox extensions if I could see the source of, e.g., chrome://browser/content/browser.xul with overlays applied. Is there a way to do this? Chrome List and “View Source” show only the base structure, ChromeBug requires restarting the browser and isn’t too easy to get working.
All you need is DOM Inspector, and I highly recommend pairing that with Inspect Context which adds an “Inspect” option to the right-click menu of almost everything, much like the “Inspect Element” option of Firebug.