Normally when debugging problems with web applications, I try to use Firefox. However, every once in awhile there is a web application that is very Internet Explorer specific and will not work in Firefox at all.
To that end, here is a list of nice tools and add-ins for Internet Explorer.
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Posted by: Justin in Insights
Frequently it is convenient, when testing and debugging (or even just when browsing normally), to purge all of the cookies for a particular site. Although it is possible to do so through FireFox’s cookie manager (accessible through Preferences, Privacy, “Show Cookies”), it is much easier and quicker to use the aptly named [Remove Cookies for Site][] addon. Simply put, it adds a context menu option and optionally a toolbar button to clean off all of the cookies for the site currently being viewed.
[Remove Cookies for Site]: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1595 “Remove Cookie(s) for Site”
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