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To send debug messages from our web application to the browser, we have Firebug+FirePHP for Firefox, as well as Chrome Logger for Chrome/Chromium. FirePHP for Chrome does not work with the latest Chromium/Chrome versions and does not seem to get developed anymore.

Unfortunately, both tools are incompatible because they use a different format and thus require different server-side libraries.

Is there a way to make them compatible, or an alternative that works across browsers?

cweiske
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  • +1 because this annoys me too. As a developer we need tools like this to be cross-browser. Apparently there's [a version of FirePHP for Chrome](https://github.com/andrewn/firephp-chrome). I haven't tested it, but it sounds like a good start. But I'd rather see Chrome Logger ported to other browsers, as it supports multiple languages on the server side. – Spudley Jun 18 '13 at 12:44
  • "FirePHP for Chrome" is not compatible with current chromium versions :/ – cweiske Jun 18 '13 at 12:50
  • hmm, a pity. as I said, I didn't try it out; I just googled and spotted it. – Spudley Jun 18 '13 at 12:53

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Webug for Chrome implements the FirePHP protocol, so FirePHP can be used cross-browser now.

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