One of the biggest changes you will notice with GWT 2.0 is development mode, which replaces what used to be called “hosted mode”. Prior to 2.0, “hosted mode” provided a special-purpose “hosted browser” to debug your GWT code. As of GWT 2.0, the web application being debugged is viewed within a regular browser with the support of the Google Web Toolkit Developer Plugin, which is available for most popular browsers. In other words, you can now develop and debug code as it runs in Safari, Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Chrome.
(Link: What’s New in GWT 2.0? – Google Web Toolkit)
What's New in GWT 2.0? – Google Web Toolkit
December 10, 2009 
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