In this tutorial you will learn how to access the web development tools that are built into every copy of Firefox. You will also learn how to install the Firefox Developer Edition alongside your normal Firefox installation, allowing you to keep development work separate from your normal day-to-day browsing.
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What you’ll learn
- How to access the developer tools
- How to use the inspector and console tools
- How to configure the user interface to show the tools you want
- Why you might want to install a second browser for development
- How to install Firefox Developer Edition
What you’ll need
- A computer running Ubuntu 16.04 or above
- The Firefox web browser (installed by default in Ubuntu desktop systems)
Although you don’t need any experience in web development to follow this tutorial, a little knowledge of how a web page is written might make some things a little more understandable. There’s a getting started guide on Mozilla’s web developer site, but if you’re the sort of person that would rather just jump right in and get going you should still be able to complete this tutorial even without that background knowledge. Whichever approach you prefer, there are links on the last page that will help you take your web developer skills to the next level.
Breaking things is easy… but so is fixing them When using the developer tools you can accidentally render a web page unusable in your browser. Don’t worry if you do break something as it will only affect the copy of the page that’s in your local machine’s memory. Just refresh the browser by pressing F5 to reload the page in its original state.
Mozilla has released the new Firefox Developer Edition for the 10th anniversary of the Firefox browser.
The Developer Edition is exactly what it says on the tin: a browser built around the needs of web developers.
The Firefox team set out to bring together tools needed to keep developers productive across a multi-device and multi-platform environment, “creating a focal point to streamline your development workflow.” Though the Firefox Developer Edition has a touch of the familiar, the rejigged UI and features make it a formidable development environment while still the fully capable browser Firefox users know and love.
The biggest change you’ll notice is the dark UI of the slick inspector applied to the rest of the browser. Not your style? You can revert to the familiar light theme by heading into the Customize options at the bottom of the “hamburger” menu and clicking “Use Firefox Developer Edition Theme”.
Developer Features
Among the features headlining the first Developer Edition release are WebIDE and Valence.
WebIDE gives you an integrated editor for working with Firefox OS apps in simulators, Firefox OS devices, or through Firefox for Android. The editor has autocomplete functionality, popovers detailing function arguments, and manifest validation. A built-in debugger also lets you pause apps, inspect elements, and play around with their contents.
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Valence extends the functionality of WebIDE, letting you connect to Chrome for Android or Safari on iOS (whether an iPhone, iPad, or iOS simulator) and inspect and modify content as if it were opened in Firefox. While desktop Chrome has let you inspect content on Chrome for Android for quite some time – including debuggable WebView content in apps on KitKat and above – Valence takes the feature above and beyond in supporting multiple browsers across mobile OSes. What’s more, debugging Safari on iOS is also available for us Linux users (with a proxy)!
Get Firefox Developer Edition
Ubuntu Developer Tools
You can grab the new Firefox Developer Edition straight from the Mozilla website and have a gander at all of the developer-oriented features included. The Developer Edition is currently based on Firefox 35.0a2.