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Safari to surf, Firefox to develop because of Firebug.

So far though, I am very unimpressed with the interface choices they made with Firefox.



Webkit nightlies have an enhanced Web Inspector that's nearly as good as Firebug.


For me, it is far behind Firebug. I really miss keyboard shortcuts (at least for inspecting XHRs, please) and layout HTML/CSS inspection (not just highlighting elements while browsing tree).


It's certainly not there yet, but the Web Inspector in recent nightlies is a lot closer to Firebug than the one in Safari 3.1. That, and the advances the WebKit team are making elsewhere, gives me a lot of confidence that it's only a matter of time before Safari has a built-in web development tool and JavaScript debugger that matches or improves on Firebug in every area.




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