One thing that has bothered me about Firebug is how it prints small
objects.
Let's say I do this in firebug console:
>>> document.getElementsByTagName("div")[0].getBoundingClientRect()
What I get is fairly useless:
ClientRect { constructor=ClientRect, more...}
on which I need to click to get to the DOM tab and see the values. If
I'm trying to see such objects for a few elements, this constant
switching between console tab and dom tab gets really annoying.
Is there any reason why firebug couldn't just display all fields of an
object if they're simple and not too numerous?
(this issue isn't unique to ClientRect, such small objects are fairly
widespread in many javascript contexts; there's no need to pursue the
most general possible solution which might be difficult, just to make
simple cases work)
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