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A version of Firefox that's tailored for web developers. Firefox Developer Edition replaces the Aurora channel in the Firefox Release Process. Like Aurora, features will land in the Developer Edition every six weeks, after they have stabilized in Nightly builds. By using the Developer Edition, you gain access to tools and platform features at least 12 weeks before they reach the main Firefox release channel. Find out what's new in the Developer Edition. Experimental developer tools We'll include experimental tools that aren't yet ready to ride the trains to release. For example, the Developer Edition includes the Valence add-on, which enables you to connect the Firefox developer tools to other browsers such as Chrome on Android and Safari on iOS. A separate profile Firefox Developer Edition uses a separate profile from other Firefox versions installed on your machine. This means you can easily run the Developer Edition alongside your release or Beta version of Firefox. Set up for web developers We've set default preference values tailored for web developers. For example, chrome and remote debugging are enabled by default. A distinct theme This includes quicker access to the developer tools.

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Emmet LiveStyle is a plugin for live bi-directional (editor↔browser) CSS editing of new generation. Currently, it works in Google Chrome, Safari and Sublime Text, more browsers and editors will be available later.

Capture, Annotate and Share

Für so gut wie jeden Einsatzzweck findet man hier passende Zusatzprogramme- auch Webdesigner dürfen sich über so manch nützliche Erweiterung freuen.

Capture the whole page or any portion, annotate it with rectangles, circles, arrows, lines and text, one-click upload to share.

3D in Safari oder iPad/Pod/Phone

I’m saying that the iPad is the new IE6 because we are expecting it to be something that it isn’t, the same way that we were expecting that IE6 would have the same features/performance/reliability than the latest versions of Firefox/Safari. It takes years and many iterations to a technology become “stable”, early adoption of standards and poor implementation leads to headaches. It happened with IE6 and it is happening with the iOS Safari right now.

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The new syntax has four gradient functions