This browser brings web development tools directly to your Android device.

I<code> Go's Development Browser loads a touch enabled fork of Firebug Lite (FBL) and includes it in every loaded page. No more hassles with remote debuggers and ADB... simply load your page, inspect, inject, or change styles.

Console:


You can drag the height of the tool panel by carefully touching the top edge of the panel.


The console tab will report any Javascript errors, console logging, or other related events. You can run Javascript (inject to page) or use the FBL command line from this tab.

FBL will attempt to add 'padding-bottom' to the 'body' element the same size as the expanded tool panel (so you can scroll to the bottom of the page). Some CSS rules may override this. You can use the minimize button to hide FBL if necessary.


You can then maximize it when needed.

HTML tab:


Tapping the 'Inspect' button will automatically open the HTML tab. After tapping this button, tap any element on the loaded web page. It will automatically be highlighted and expanded in the HTML tool panel. You can inspect the elements style, computed style, and DOM presence.


You can drag the width of the two panels on the HTML tab. Touch the divider and slide it left or right to change widths.

You can use the CSS editor on the right tool panel (Style) of the HTML tab.

CSS tab:


You can inspect all linked CSS files or rules included with <style> tags. Select the link/tag from the dropdown box located on the top of the CSS tool panel.

You can edit or add CSS rules from this tool panel. Tap a value to edit it. Tap to the left of a rule to disable it.

NOTE: These changes are not permanent and are for real-time viewing of style/rule changes.

Script tab:


The Script tab allows inspecting of all linked script files or scripts included with <script> tags. Choose the script to view from the dropdown box at the top of the Script tool panel.

DOM tab:


All variables, objects, and other DOM related information can be inspected from this tab. You can expand an object by tapping it.

Questions or Issues:


Firebug Lite was abondoned nearly 6 years ago due to complex debuggers built into PC browsers. At that time there seemed no reason for the maintainers to continue developing it.

So we forked it. We worked on it for countless hours to bring it to your device. There is just one thing...

ANY questions or issues about the Development Browser or our fork of FBL will be handled in the I<code> Go Support Group/Forum (Right Slide Menu). This will be the only means of support for this service. :-)

Enjoy the Development Browser!