What is Firebug?
Firebug is a free web development tool.
In this tutorial we are going to discuss following -
- How to install Firebug.
- Inspect and edit HTML with Firebug.
- Inspect and edit CSS with Firebug.
- Debug and profile JavaScript with Firebug.
- Execute JavaScript on the fly with Firebug.
- Logging for JavaScript with Firebug.
- Monitor network activity with Firebug.
Installing Firebug
You can download and install Firebug from https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1843/.
After visiting the page referenced above, click on the Download button, it shows a window to and click on the Install button there. It takes a while and asks you to restart the Firefox browser. Once rebooted, click on Firebug under Firefox(top left corner of your Firefox browser) > Web developer.
At this stage firebug is not activated. If you click that icon, Firebug will get activated.
Components of Firebug
Firebug Options
Click an element in the page to inspect
Go back and forward
Show command line
Panel selector
Console
HTML Panel
CSS Panel
Script Panel
DOM Panel
Net Panel (used for profiling so useful for page speed measuring and optimization)
Buttons for other activities
1 - Minimize Firebug.
2 - Attach Firebug to the browser window.
3 - Deactivate Firebug for this site.
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