Hot, quick web designing with Firebug
After doing a review of the Firefox Web Developer extension, One of our readers left a comment to recommend the Firebug extension, so I decided to give it a bash.
Firebug, as another reader commented, is a little diffferent to Web Developer. Where Web Developer seems to focus more on refining the final site and checking its validity, Firebug is far better at doing major editing of sites or building them from scratch.
By default, Firebug tucks away neatly as a green tick on the bottom right of the browser window. Clicking this pulls up a bar along the bottom of the window.
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