Internet Explorer developer toolbar is now available in the official version

After a long beta, Internet Explorer developer toolbar has finally released the official version ,:
Http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx? Familyid = e59c3964-672d-4511-bb3e-2d5e1db91038 & displaylang = en

The interface is quite simple and runs as an IE Plug-in. When the interface is displayed, splitting IE Windows or running as independent windows is good:

This is a good thing. It is essential for web development. You need to add a certain amount of distance (tools-> show ruler) to the webpage, and select a color (tools-> color picker) in the current window) and so on.

The biggest highlight is the DOM viewer. You can modify the version without modifying the page source file. It's great to make page adjustments. Look At Baidu:

Using this to analyze others' page structures is also good for learning.

You can modify almost all the attributes of all elements on the page, or even change the maxlength of input, and add the script control. It seems that the restrictions on the client will be useless in the future.

Recommended features:
1. view and modify Dom viewer and attributes
2. Find-> select element by click/find element (it is too convenient to select an element on the page)
3. Disable-> script/All CSS (for testing)
4. View-> source-> * (for learning)
5. Outline-> positioned objects-> * (you can use it if you cannot find anything)
6. cache-> * (Cache & cookies)
7. Tools-> * (resize helps you test the display effect at different resolutions, show RZE ranging, color picker color)
Click here to download from the blog