VisBug
VisBug is a browser-based visual debugging and prototyping tool that helps designers and developers inspect, modify and experiment with web page layouts, typography, colors and spacing in real time. It runs as a browser extension or bookmarklet across Chrome, Firefox, Safari and other browsers, allowing users to temporarily alter CSS properties, toggle elements, measure distances, and export changes without touching source code. It is commonly used by front-end developers, designers, and QA testers who need quick visual feedback during web development or design review cycles.
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1 suggestionWe could not locate recent information about VisBug's current development status or whether a native Apple Silicon build exists. Based on the bundle ID, this appears to be a browser extension or tool rather than a traditional standalone macOS application. If VisBug is a Safari extension or browser-based tool, it runs inside the browser itself — and Safari (Apple's native browser) ships natively on all modern Macs. Contact the developer directly to confirm the current status and whether native Apple Silicon support is available or planned. Most modern browser extensions are architecture-agnostic and run fine under the browser's own native build, so if you use VisBug through Safari or another native browser, it should continue working even after Rosetta 2 is removed in macOS 28 (September 2028).
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