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It's already gone from the majority of browser market share; mobile browsers.

• datalist 11y ago
  Well, mobile browsers are generally very restricted in many ways. Nobody would realistically use a mobile device (in their current incarnations at least) for debugging or any sort of development, despite what many people try to convince us of (the decline of regular computing environment and the sole ascend of those touch thingies :) )
  • jfoster 11y ago
    That depends. In the developing world, mobile as the regular computing environment is a fact of life. For most of the big tech companies (Facebook, Uber, Google's search arm, etc.) mobile is probably where they encounter their users the most.
    • datalist 11y ago
      I am talking about development, not use (which on mobile is still mostly passive). I edited my previous posting to make that clear.
• myroon5 11y ago
  View-source still works on chrome on android.
• detaro 11y ago
  AFAIK on Android both Chrome and Firefox still have it, it's just not exposed in the UI by default. But "view-source:<url>" as address still works, and there are extensions to add a menu entry.