Get Involved
There are a number of ways you can help or contribute to Firebug.
File bug reports and request new features
Firebug is in constant development. If you find an issue, or want a certain feature or improvement, file it on the Firebug Issue Tracker so someone can take a look at it.
If you're looking for help with an issue, there are Firebug users and developers active in the Firebug Google Groups as well as the Firebug IRC channel.
Improve the code
Firebug is open source. Patches (or bug reports) are welcome! John Barton's introduction to the source may be helpful.
Firebug Working Group
The Firebug Working Group seeks to advance the Open Source development of Firebug for the benefit of the worldwide web development community.
The Firebug Working Group newsgroup is our primary communication channel
Current Members
- John J. Barton, IBM
- Joe Hewitt, Firebug creator and Facebook
- Steve Souders, Google
- Douglas Crockford, Yahoo!
- Dion Almaer, Mozilla and Ajaxian
- Kevin Sawicki, Aptana
- Rob Campbell, Mozilla
- Jan 'Honza' Odvarko, Mozilla
- Azer Koçulu, Kodfabrik
- Curtis Bartley, Mozilla
- Hans Hillen, a11y additions
- Kevin Decker, search, Firediff
- Mike Collins, IBM
- Mike Ratcliffe, Comartis AG (firebug lite, inspector)
- Austin Andrews, (windows icons)
- Hernan Rodríguez Colmeiro
- Christoph Dorn, extensions, firephp
- Steven Roussey, AppCenter and Network54
Translators
- Leszek(teo)Życzkowski (pl-PL)
- markh (nl-NL)
- peter3 (sv-SE)
- AlleyKat (da-DK)
- lovelywcm (zh-CN)
- Lukáš "lordfrikk" Kucharczyk, mik (cs-CZ)
- Team erweiterungen.de, ReinekeFux, Monoman (de-DE)
- l0stintranslation, gonzalopirobutirro (it-IT)
- alexxed (ro-RO)
- Nicolas Martin, Franck Marcia (fr-FR)
- gLes (hu-HU)
- Xavi Ivars - Softcatalà (ca)
- gezmen (tr-TR)
- eternoendless (es-AR)
