I have been looking and looking for a DOM inspector for mozilla browsers, before you say there are plenty out there... Does it really inspect the DOM or does it just build a DOM model based upon inspection of the page source? I have found plenty of DOM inspectors that do not inspect the DOM! IE developer tools actually inspect the DOM and let you update it when the page changes.

Firebug?

Firebug works pretty good

Thx, guys... Firebug does it, I am amazed at how many call themselves DOM inspectors that simply convert your page content into a pseudo DOM!

And if you install Firefox with the non-default options, you can include the built-in DOM inspector.

And yes, it's really a DOM inspector based on the current state of the page, not of the sources.
But firebug is better anyway, so, no need to install the default one, I guess.

And if you really are stuck: http://slayeroffice.com/tools/modi/v2.0/modi_help.html

Yeah Firebug is much better than the default inspector.. it comes in real handy when working with headers and AJAX.. learned that one the hard way! lol

Originally Posted by tripy

And yes, it's really a DOM inspector based on the current state of the page, not of the sources.

If these don't agree, this begs the question why?

Originally Posted by tripy

But firebug is better anyway, so, no need to install the default one, I guess.

Agreed!