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where it counts.... to you. Not where it counts to me. WebKit has an actually usable JavaScript profiler, the one in Firebug is useless. WebKit can debug into
by boucher 17y ago
where it counts.... to you. Not where it counts to me.
WebKit has an actually usable JavaScript profiler, the one in Firebug is useless. WebKit can debug into eval'd code, Firebug is terrible at it. Chrome's version of the inspector has a heap profiler, Firebug doesn't. Same goes for decent cookie and local storage viewing. WebKit's resource monitor is more intuitive. Etc.
- csallen 17y agoGood point. Those are all aspects of Firebug and Webkit that I don't use on a regular basis. It seems they each have a lot to learn from each other.