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Hi there, My Name is Alex Buga, I'm from Bucharest Romania, and I am a design-addict - in the good way. I work as a Creative Director at MB Dragan - (True) Interactive Agency.
SAFARI DEVELOPER MENU EASTER EGG
For those of you who haven’t discovered this yet, Safari has a built-in, slick developer console. It’s kind of like Firebug for Mozilla Firefox, but it looks cooler.
If you haven’t figured it out yet, the activation is simple: Just open up Safari’s Preferences and click the Advanced tab. Once you’ve done that look for a checkbox in the bottom of the pane that sais “Show Develop menu”.
I’m not sure this works on Windows. I haven’t tested yet.
6 COMMENTS
yichi 2008 05 10
It works just fine on windows… Thanks for the tip I haven’t notice that safari had a develop console before reading your post.
Dy™ 2008 05 11
i don’t know why it won’t works on my safari in windows..
by the way u have nice site! i really like the design! well done! http://www.alexbuga.com/site/images/smileys/smile.gif
Gabriel Agu 2008 06 11
Nice find, i’ve been looking for a debugging tool in Safari. I will have to thoroughly test its features before i declare it equal to Firebug in FF.
Alex Buga 2008 07 02
Yes endeed. Although Firebug has some features that this one doesn’t have.
Dănuţ 2008 05 07
it does work on Windows, too http://www.alexbuga.com/site/images/smileys/grin.gif
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