Firebug 1.0 for Firefox
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Firebug 1.0 for Firefox
I got an update to Firebug some time this week and just now got around to using it. It's awesome! That new net monitor feature is great and word wrap on the response data was definitely needed but the whole extension looks to have been reworked. Joe Hewittt out did himself with this Version 1.0 release.
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I understand your feelings. But maybe approach it more positive: make a FF love group.
Firebug is an excellent piece of software. I have only scratched the surface of what it can do and I already couldn't live without it anymore. Let's all visit http://www.getfirebug.com/contribute.html and show our appreciation. Even if you only donate like $10 or $20, if a lot of people do that the developers are helped a lot and will be able to keep developing the extension.
Firebug is an excellent piece of software. I have only scratched the surface of what it can do and I already couldn't live without it anymore. Let's all visit http://www.getfirebug.com/contribute.html and show our appreciation. Even if you only donate like $10 or $20, if a lot of people do that the developers are helped a lot and will be able to keep developing the extension.
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matthijs wrote:I understand your feelings. But maybe approach it more positive: make a FF love group.
I don't donate that much for gadgets and utilities. Only $1 to $5 at a time. I donated $5 to this guy that developed an all in one Apache/PHP/MySQL installer for OSX called, WebServerXKit, because I considered it extreamly useful. I agree that you should definately support anyone offering free software, but If I develop software for free, I think I would ask for a lower amount in order to attract a higher volume. Say $1 or more at users discretion. It's easy to donate a buck through paypal.matthijs wrote: Firebug is an excellent piece of software. I have only scratched the surface of what it can do and I already couldn't live without it anymore. Let's all visit http://www.getfirebug.com/contribute.html and show our appreciation. Even if you only donate like $10 or $20, if a lot of people do that the developers are helped a lot and will be able to keep developing the extension.
That's the nice thing, you can donate as much as you want. If the value for you is $1, donate $1. If I look at how useful the software is for me, I compare it to Textmate or Transmit, two applications I bought for something like $30. And of course there's a big difference if you do development professionally or just as a hobby.jyhm wrote:I don't donate that much for gadgets and utilities. Only $1 to $5 at a time. I donated $5 to this guy that developed an all in one Apache/PHP/MySQL installer for OSX called, WebServerXKit, because I considered it extreamly useful. I agree that you should definately support anyone offering free software, but If I develop software for free, I think I would ask for a lower amount in order to attract a higher volume. Say $1 or more at users discretion. It's easy to donate a buck through paypal.
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Here's a nice presentation of Joe Hewitt on 25 jan showing some of the more advanced features of Firebug.
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