Have you actually tried WebKit's developer tools lately?
It has a great DOM inspector (allows editing), network/script/rendering timeline, step-through debugger, profiler, cookie and local database inspector, and Chrome even has a heap analysis tool (see which objects are allocated).
It's far better than Firebug, at least for JavaScript developers, IMO.
It has a great DOM inspector (allows editing), network/script/rendering timeline, step-through debugger, profiler, cookie and local database inspector, and Chrome even has a heap analysis tool (see which objects are allocated).
It's far better than Firebug, at least for JavaScript developers, IMO.