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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.

Tour d'horizon de quelques outils permettant de mettre à l'épreuve les capacités d'affichage d'un site Web sur les principaux navigateurs.

Une traduction du billet de Timothy Hatcher (du blog Surfin' Safari) qui nous présente les évolutions du Web Inspector de WebKit. Aucune prise en compte de la version beta4 de Safari.

Safari's inspector has been redesigned a few months ago, but I didn't notice this. It looks pretty and rather efficient, I am gonna give it a try on our next project.

rowsershots is a web application that offers the fastest way to check your web design in different browsers – it does so in less than 10 minutes and eliminates the need to jump from one operating system to the other. This web application takes thumbnails of webpages on the Linux, BSD, Windows and Mac platforms and deploys over 50 different browser including Firefox, Internet Explorer, Konqueror, Opera, Navigator, Safari – and many other unknown browsers.

WYSIWYG HTML/XHTML web content editor component for web designers/programmers to integrate with their own and third-party web applications to give non-technical users access to create and update web content. From only £25 per website with any number of users.

webarchiver is a simply utility that allows you to create safari webarchives (.webarchive) from the command line.

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