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Do you remember Firebug? That nice little extension that could be used in addition to the Web Developer Toolbar to add some essential web design functionality to our beloved Firefox? Well, you can as well forget all about it.

Firebug is dead - long live the Firebug! The new beta of the extension is out, full of web developer candy that you cannot find anywhere else (unless you’re willing to combine a kazillion of extensions and incorporate them all in your everyday workflow).

With features like crisply clear cascade view, image and colours preview, live CSS tweaking and on-the-fly disable rules, you can not go bad in debugging CSS with Firebug. If you’re always scratching your head about where does this damn layer starts, or why the padding in this box is twice as expected, you can use the Inspect feature to automatically highlight the box model of every element.

And it’s not just that. The new beta of Firebug has literally a ton of features to offer. I’ve installed it at work and it managed to take over my Web Developer Toolbar workflow.

If you’re into web design and development, you simply must download this beta. Trust me.

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