If you like Firebug, you’ll love xBrowse.

Kiss your cross-browser layout problems goodbye.

If you are like us, Firebug and the Safari code inspector are some of the most useful tools in your web development arsenal. When you spot a problem in your site layout, it is great to be able to dig into the code interactively, make a few changes to your CSS, HTML, or JavaScript, and see those changes take effect dynamically. But these tools are pretty much useless when you want to do cross-browser development, since they only run on one browser at a time.

The xBrowse DOM inspector is different. We grab the full DOM from each target browser, and automatically compare it for you. We also scan DOM values (such as position and size) to find elements that differ significantly, and flag them for you. All of this means less time spent coding in the dark, and more time building code that rocks.