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Another option is not using Chrome as the main dev browser. Firefox replaces it just fine.

• onion2k 9y ago
  Web developers test their code in all the browsers their audience use. Switching to a different browser isn't a solution. This isn't about what we use for personal web use.
  • josteink 9y ago
    > Web developers test their code in all the browsers their audience use. If only. Those days are long gone. These days the majority of web-developers I see exclusively use Chrome and test in nothing else. Google seems to be encouraging this behaviour too, with web-pages promoting people use unfinalized APIs found only in Chrome for production websites. It's the new MSIE, for sure.
  • Kipters 9y ago
    This is why I said main. Most webdevs don't continously test in each browser they target, they usually just use Chrome and then check if things break in other browsers. And some don't even check at all.
    • onion2k 9y ago
      It makes me a little sad that there are still devs who haven't discovered the magic of https://www.browsersync.io/ https://www.browsersync.io/
• jwilk 9y ago
  Firefox imports Chrome's HSTS preload list. Sooner or later it'll enforce HTTPS on .dev, too.