I'm currently having some issue for my web app in IE8 only. Does anyone know if there's an IE plugin which is similar to Chrome or Firefox/Firebug inspect element?

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You use Internet Explorer Developer Tools.

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+1 Internet Explorer by default has script debugging capabilities. Also you can download Visual Studio 2008, attach IE & debug scripts – Ganesh R. Sep 19 '09 at 4:59
Just press <kbd>F12</kbd> to open the IE dev tools. – scunliffe Sep 19 '09 at 17:56
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To inspect an element open the developer tools and click the arrow icon in the tool bar (select element by click) or press ctrl-B. Then just click on the element you want to inspect.

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unfortunately you can't click down into the contents of an iframe (as of the ie9 beta) - it'll just select the iframe element, and you have to drill down through the frame's contents yourself. – matt lohkamp Feb 11 '11 at 23:26
Thanks, jammus, your advice really helped me! – Bogdan0x400 May 24 '11 at 16:28
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You might also try Firebug Lite. You can use it as a bookmarklet if you want or just embed it in your page it seems.

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