@@ -165,14 +165,13 @@ are often implemented in HTML and rendered by the browser itself.
165165
166166Also, it'd be almost impossible to build complex web apps without some
167167kind of debugging aid, so all real browsers have built-in debuggers.
168- Believe it or not, for quite a long time web developers just did a
169- lot of [`console.log` debugging][printf] (or even `alert` debugging,
170- before there was an easy way to see the console!). This changed in a big
171- way with the innovative [Firebug] browser extension for Firefox, and
172- eventually today's integrated developer tools. These developer tools have
173- deep integration with the browser engine itself to implement features like
174- observing the styles of elements in real time or pausing and stepping
175- through JavaScript execution.
168+ Believe it or not, for quite a long time web developers just did a lot
169+ of [console.log debugging][printf] (or even alert debugging, before
170+ there was an easy way to see the console!). Early web debuggers like
171+ [Firebug][firebug] felt like the move from black-and-white to color.
172+ And features like viewing AJAX requests, single-stepping JavaScript
173+ code, and inspecting elements were invented by various browsers and
174+ eventually came together in today's integrated developer tools.
176175
177176[printf] : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debugging#printf_debugging
178177[firebug] : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firebug_(software)
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