Original answer:
Check for the console
object (created only with Firebug), like such:
if (window.console && window.console.firebug) {
//Firebug is enabled
}
Update (January 2012):
The Firebug developers have decided to remove window.console.firebug
. You can still detect the presence of Firebug by duck typing like
if (window.console && (window.console.firebug || window.console.exception)) {
//Firebug is enabled
}
or various other approaches like
if (document.getUserData('firebug-Token')) ...
if (console.log.toString().indexOf('apply') != -1) ...
if (typeof console.assert(1) == 'string') ...
but in general, there should be no need to actually do so.
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