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I like Chrome but lately I've spent almost all my time in Firefox Developer Edition. When I use Chrome it's to verify that it behaves the same way on more than
by smoyer 9y ago
I like Chrome but lately I've spent almost all my time in Firefox Developer Edition. When I use Chrome it's to verify that it behaves the same way on more than one Javascript engine.
- bhhaskin 9y agoI decided to give Firefox Developer Edition a try a few weeks ago. Been pretty happy with it, with no plans to switch back.
- adregan 9y agoI switched to FF Developer Edition a little over a year ago, and I have caught several bugs that went unnoticed by my Chrome using colleagues.
- fixermark 9y agoHow were they unnoticed in Chrome?
- scaryclam 9y agoChrome seems to have a tenancy to paper over some bugs and not report them back to the user (even in the console). It's the main reason none of our devs use Chrome for primary development anymore (it's not worth the extra dev time when QA fails on all other browsers) and it's just used during QA.