I use the developer window in google chrome and this gives a lot of useful information. However, I have several resources (3 or 4 images) that get 404 errors. These resources are not needed, so I need to find out why the browser requests them (that css / javascript / inline html directs the request so that I can delete this line of code. Is there a good way to find out why this was requested?
Go to Tools → Developer Tools → Network Tab
I would recommend you use Firebug addon in Firefox. I did not find an equivalent for the Chrome extension. Firebug has the "NET" tab, you can see all the requests made on the server.
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