Realizing now that the hotkey can be disabled, I originally supposed this issue wouldn't come up much because I imagined most users being "point and click" afficionados. Maybe not (or they just noticed before I did), but I do know that being in IT for most of my life has made keyboard commands an intimate (and highly automatic) part of what I do. After installing DebugBar, I almost immediately ran into a problem with its hotkey (Alt+D). In Firefox, which I use almost exclusively, Alt+D puts your cursor in the Address bar and highlights the text. In Windows, Safari is the same way, I've customized Opera's hotkeys, and IE just (normally) does the same thing until DB is installed.

Honestly...and I can understand the choice...I think (now that I've found that it can be changed / disabled) I would have much preferred a one-time popup that two of IE's hotkeys had been overridden (http://www.accessible-devices.com/IE7HotKeys.html), and here's how to find "Preferences." Maybe I missed it, maybe I should have RTFM, but...with the kind of work I find myself doing, sometimes it's the little things that mean the difference between: "I have time to evaluate this" and "I don't know why this is getting in the way, but I have to finish this project so --disable (and then forget about it for a while)."

Just an idea; honestly, I'm just glad something like this exists. Thanks for the effort.