title: Implement firebug's console.table in chrome
body: <p>I'm logging various performance metrics to the console (if present). This content is best viewed as a table, and FireBug's <code>console.table()</code> method works great--but most of my users are in Chrome.</p>
  
  <p><code>console.table()</code> is a great solution, because I get a well-formatted UI styled grid without needing to build and maintain a dedicated UI control. Currently, in Chrome, I can only log unformatted text.</p>
  
  <p>Alternatively, if there is a way to <em>render</em> HTML content in the console, that would work too. I can send html to the console, but it renders as DOM content does in the elements tab. I know the inspector is just HTML/JS/CSS--so it's technically possible. In fact, I can do it when I inspect the inspector--but this doesn't solve the problem for the real world.</p>