Web Developer (Browser Add-on)

The updated ‘View JavaScript’ output in the next version of the Web Developer extension including syntax highlighting and line numbers.

A preview of the redesigned and streamlined options dialog for the next release of Web Developer.

A month ago I posted on Twitter that I wanted to try Rdio, but could not because even their native OS X application requires Flash which I don’t have installed on my laptop. However—although I have not seen a formal announcement—it now appears that they are bundling a version of Flash in with the application. […]

When Safari 5 was released a year ago Apple followed the lead of Firefox and Chrome and added support for extensions. A number of people contacted me at the time asking if I would port Web Developer to Safari and I said I would look into the possibility. When I looked at the Safari extension […]

At the end of January I released new versions of both the Web Developer and User Agent Switcher extensions. These patch releases primarily added support for the then upcoming release of Firefox 4 which eventually came out two months later. Since then I have been extremely busy at work and have not had much time […]

Patch releases of both the Web Developer and User Agent Switcher extensions have been released for Firefox. These releases primarily add support for Firefox 4 to both extensions as well as fixing a few issues in Web Developer including ‘View Style Information’ being vulnerable to a cross site scripting attack. The full list of changes […]

I am pleased to announce the release of Web Developer 0.1 for Google Chrome. The extension is available for download on the Google Chrome extension gallery. As the version number suggests this is an early stage build of the extension for Chrome that I wanted to release quickly to elicit feedback. As such, there are […]

Updated patch releases for both the Web Developer and User Agent Switcher extensions have been released.

Patch releases for both the Web Developer and User Agent Switcher extensions have been released.

In October I will be at the Webmaster Jam Session in Atlanta, speaking about using the Web Developer extension to develop and debug web sites in a session called Firefox Web Development.