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How to Start with Firebug Lite
FirebugLite is lightweight version of Firebug (the Firefox extension) that does implement only a subset of features (mainly missing the Script and Net panel). It's implemented as pure web application...
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Firebug Tip: getEventListeners() command
One of the new features introduced in Firebug 1.12 is a new Command Line command called: getEventListeners() The command returns all the event listeners registered for specific target. The target can...
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Firebug Tip: Resend HTTP Request
There are many cases when web developer needs to resend an existing HTTP request (executed by the currently debugged page) and test the server back-end or perhaps even a specific web service. Such...
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Firebug 2: Support for dynamic scripts
Firebug 2 (first alpha) has been released this week and it's time to checkout some of the new features. Note that you need at least Firefox 30 to run it. This brand new version introduces a lot of...
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Firebug Internals I. – Data Providers and Viewers
One of the achievements of Firebug 2 alpha 1 release has been adoption of new JSD2 API and this task required significant changes and improvements in our code base. Among other things, we have also...
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Firebug Internals II. – Unified object rendering
Firebug 2 (released today!) uses number of internal architectural concepts that help to implement new features as well as effectively maintain the code base. Using transparent architecture and well...
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Inspecting WebSocket Traffic with Firefox Developer Tools
WebSocket monitor is an extension to Firefox developer tools that can be used to monitor WebSocket connections in Firefox. It allows inspecting all data sent and received. It's been a while since we...
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