Web DeveloperĪdds a wealth of great web development tools to your browser, Web Developer is an extension available not only for Firefox but also Chrome and Opera, and it will work on any system supported by these browsers, including Windows, OS X, and Linux. This review is for a previous version of the add-on (2.0.28). I’ve been using this plugin for some years now and I’ve never had any issues with it. However, the vast majority of reviewers award FireFTP a perfect, 5-star rating, and one reviewer points out that updating to 2.0.31 and Firefox 51 solves these issues. It’s worth noting that some users are reporting some difficulties in recent reviews with data connection errors when uploading, problems with the drag-and-drop file feature, and some compatibility issues with a recent version of Firefox. There are a number of Add-ons available for just about any type of web development, and added bonuses like direct FTP capabilities within the browser! Fire FTPĪ fast, secure, and cross-platform FTP/SFTP client right in your browser, Fire FTP provides seamless access to your FTP/SFTP servers. Also, note that all Current Ratings are the current overall average rating for each add-on as of the most recent update of this list (in March 2017). All reviews listed with their respective add-ons are taken directly from the Firefox add-on pages, so please excuse the spelling and grammar. While this post was originally published in a previous year, we’ve recently updated it to eliminate add-ons that are no longer available, including the most recently available information on features and functionality, and replace tools with ratings of 3/5 stars or lower with higher-rated add-ons. From tools designed to meet web developers’ needs to debugging add-ons, tab management tools, password management tools, and more, we’ve rounded up 35 time-saving tools to make your web development work more seamless. We’ve listed a few of our favorite Firefox add-ons that make our lives as developers a little easier, and hopefully, they’ll save you a bit of time and frustration, as well. Sure it’s a little slow and hard on memory, but its customization options can’t be beaten. Hey…remember Firefox? Google Chrome is now king of the browser hill, but Firefox is still chugging along and is actually still the best browser for web app developers to use.
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