 Most web designers use Firefox as their default browser and usually test their web sites on Firefox first. One of the reasons they love Firefox because they can test, view HTML, CSS elements and debug scripts using Firebug add-on. However, Internet Explorer is still the most popular browser in the world. In case you need to test your website on IE, you should use DebugBar to improve and increase your productivity. Once installed, you can view the DOM tree of a current web page, access and modify HTML element attributes. You may also view the JavaScript and CSS in the current web page or in the external files. Moreover, JavaScript functions can be debugged by using the interactive JavaScript console. And many more features that you will find very handy like color picker, resize IE window to meet your page layout etc.
 Most web designers use Firefox as their default browser and usually test their web sites on Firefox first. One of the reasons they love Firefox because they can test, view HTML, CSS elements and debug scripts using Firebug add-on. However, Internet Explorer is still the most popular browser in the world. In case you need to test your website on IE, you should use DebugBar to improve and increase your productivity. Once installed, you can view the DOM tree of a current web page, access and modify HTML element attributes. You may also view the JavaScript and CSS in the current web page or in the external files. Moreover, JavaScript functions can be debugged by using the interactive JavaScript console. And many more features that you will find very handy like color picker, resize IE window to meet your page layout etc.
DebugBar About         
         
Sidebar          
         
View DOM tree of the current web page          
         
HTTP(S)          
         
Script          
         
Information of the current webpage          
         
Resize window          
         
Color picker          
         
View source          
 
 
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