Part 2.
Browser extensions helpful for web development.
Web development add-ons are browser extensions that allow you to edit and develop your webpages from within an online framework, without having to access local files to develop HTML and CSS code, etc. They essentially let you use online files for these functions, and can presumably make for a more convenient and efficient development process, but a lot of these extensions are more for tweaking certain aspects of your webpage rather than for the bulk of the development.
Mozilla has its own Web Developer's Toolbox, with a range of development add-ons.
Greasemonkey, for instance, allows you to work from the within the Firefox browser to tweak your webpages using small sections of JavaScript code. Firebug lets you "live-edit" using a wider range of coding tools.
The Web Developer extension, created by developer Chris Pederick, adds a range of development tools for browsers including Chrome, FF and Opera.
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