I could be just as easy to overlay a grid image with CSS, but just like everything in life there’s gotta be a FireFox extension that does it better. This tool ‘GridFox’ is just to damned handy to not deserve a mention. On the subject of Opera, I’m sure this could be added as a user.js file, or perhaps a widget, but I couldn’t find one similar to this.

And here’s a little screen shot of GridFox in action.

GridFox in action

In the past you could have considered me as an Opera Default user, which means for any task that is supposed to be easier in FireFox with a particular extension installed, I would still default to Opera and get the job done. Considering this, recently I’ve tried to be browser-agnostic when coding, so with that in mind I have been using Firefox alongside a number of the FireFox extensions for webdev since I feel it’s always worth checking them out. Now I’m even starting to prefer working in Safari’s webdev inspector over Dragonfly and FireBug included. Even though Opera is still the browser of choice for me, I readily admit to enjoying working with other tools and browsers.