Opera Dragonfly Developer survey

Those of you who use Opera likely know about their very cool, open source development and debugging tool Dragonfly. It’s in many ways similar to Firebug, IE’s developer toolbar, and Safari’s Web Inspector.

The folks at Opera are running a short survey to help get a better understanding of what developers like (and don’t like) about these kinds of tools.

If you’ve got a few moments, whether you use DragonFly or not, then you might like to take the survey. I’m keen to see the results.

Your opinion:

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