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Check out the Firefox Add-On "FireBug" (Score:1)

by fansipans (7678) on 2007.08.14 7:43 (#56961) Journal

Check out the Firefox addon FireBug [mozilla.org]. It shows up in the lower portion of firefox and lets you see all network connections for all resources a page calls, along with all HTTP headers used for each request and response, and the total time to load. It also has insane functionality around "Inspect Element"; you right click anywhere on a page and can go straight to the corresponding HTML or DOM tree - and see all javascript and all css in one place. The header inspection part has already helped me out IRL :)

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  by clscott (4354)
  
  There is also a FireFox plugin called Tamper Data
  that allows you to inspect and change the HTTP headers.
  
  I find it useful for injecting "bad" data into a web application.

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