CSS Sync Firefox Extension

One of the better Firefox extension I have come across lately is CSS Sync. It’s a simple extension that reloads the CSS files of the currently loaded page every second. Why is this useful? If you are editing CSS in your favorite editor, when you click save and go to your browser to test, the CSS will already be applied. Of course you need to click a toolbar button to start a CSS Sync session and can also stop it when you’re done!

One Response to “CSS Sync Firefox Extension”

  1. Jay Jones said on October 6th, 2006 at 10:14 am

    That looks like a nice extension, however being a full-time developer, I’m not sure I want the CSS to be continually loading. I like to have two windows open at the same time usually to compare versions simultaneously. Not sure if others work this way or not, but the best CSS refreshing method I’ve found so far is a simple bookmarklet by David at DojoToolkit.org called ReCSS http://dojotoolkit.org/~david/recss.html

    Nice find, by the way.