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In Chrome and Firefox, you can right click an element and select "Inspect element" to see developer information about it.
Is there a plugin or option that will launch IE Developer Toolbar (or similar) with the same right click menu?
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Inspect elementJust pressF12button in IE8Many answered this in other places. But some of the people will first get this question on searches, so here is an answer:
On IE9 (I didn't test on IE8) you can get the Developer Toolbar by pressing F12, and then Ctrl+B (or click the pointer) to inspect an element.
I would suggest using Firebug Lite. Firebug Lite is writtern in javascript, so you can use it in any browser. Include the following code at the top of the
<head>of your page:<script type="text/javascript" src="https://getfirebug.com/firebug-lite.js"></script>or use the bookmarklet provided here