IE Developer Toolbar
12 May 2007 in Microsoft & Programming & Windows
After a lot time of beta testing, Microsoft finally made available the final version of its Developer Toolbar for Internet Explorer 6 and 7. The add-on enables users to analyze the code of a Web page by color coding the HTML source, matching CSS selectors to page elements, and even offering a pixel ruler.
While the 1.0 release offers no new functionality over Beta 3, Microsoft says it has improved reliability and the fit-and-finish of the toolbar.
I personally see this as a Microsoft response to so many people that constantly request tools and mostly an easier development process in IE.
Similar toolbars are available for Firefox and Opera.
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