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besides the ever-growing list of powerful features (async stack traces?!), I would add usability, I regret clicking "Inspect element (Q)" every time, also the o
by rlx0x 12y ago
besides the ever-growing list of powerful features (async stack traces?!), I would add usability, I regret clicking "Inspect element (Q)" every time, also the only reason I have a chromium running I prefer firefox otherwise ;)
It always amuses me when people think the Firefox Developer Tools are equal to the Chrome DevTools. They really can't be using either of them very much.
- pjmlp 12y agoEven though as my HN history will show, I prefer native over web, I do work a lot in web projects. ChromeDev tools remind me of working in Smalltalk. Still not quite there yet, but real close. Although I also find quite good that FF tooling is improving, as web development requires testing across all major browsers anyway.