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If you are a front-end developer, you must know or have used Firebug.

October 24, the Mozilla engineers and Firebug team leader Honza Odvarko in the Mozilla blog, Firebug is the most popular and most powerful WEB development tools, has a remarkable success.

Launched in 2005, Firebug is the first tool in Firefox to allow programmers to detect (inspect), edit, Debug (Debug), and to monitor the status of CSS, HTML, and JavaScript in any Web page. This is a huge improvement.

Note: Chrome is the first edition released in September 2008.

Firebug successfully attracted the eyeball, after 12 years of development and improvement, has more than million loyal fans.

With the release of Firefox Quantum next month, it's time to say goodbye to Firebug. While this is a sad message, all the features of Firebug have been integrated in the Firefox DevTools.

important milestones of Firebug

In January 2006, Firebug 0.2 was released with the addition of the console Tab with the AJAX log function;

In May 2006, Firebug 0.4 was released, adding the top Tab for JS debugging;

December 2006, Firebug announced open source;

January 2007, Firebug 1.0 released, coincides with the advent of the Web 2.0 era;

August 2008, Firebug 1.2 was released, the first FWG (Firebug working Group) was established;

October 2009, HTTP Archive (HAR) one Archive for Web performance and beyond.

February 2010, Firebug's Chrome extension Firebug Lite was released;

April 2010, "Dynamic and graphical Web Page Breakpoints" paper published (PDF);

2011, the outbreak of Firebug expansion;

June 2014, Firebug 2.0 released, new UI, compatible with Firefox Australis;

In June 2016, Firebug and Firefox DevTools were integrated together;

October 2017, Goodbye Firebug.

12 Brand Firebug, will say goodbye. If you have used Firebug, please feel free to share your comments.

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