So I do quite a lot of CSS development, and I work with Firefox / Firebug A LOT. I generally know how to debug for IE6/IE7 (as far as techniques) and if I have the source, I can easily just edit the actual files and run a local server on a linux machine and test it in IE, going back and forth until it’s fixed.
I find myself lately being asked to debug problems in IE6 when I don’t have the source. Is there anyway to emulate a firebug like flow in IE6?
Firebug Lite doesn’t allow you to change css values, nor does IETester. It doesn’t necessarily have to be an inline tool (maybe there is some utility to quickly download 1 off webpages and their dependencies), but I’m definitely looking for the most productive solution to fixing bugs in IE when I don’t have the source readily available to me.
Try the IE Dev Toolbar.
It’s not as convenient or user-friendly as Firebug, but it can modify CSS and HTML attributes.