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I disagree. Viewing a pretty printed JSON file is not something 98% of web browser users want to do, building in functionality for it just adds complexity. Pret

by untog 8y ago

I disagree. Viewing a pretty printed JSON file is not something 98% of web browser users want to do, building in functionality for it just adds complexity. Pretty-printing JSON is much better handled by an extension, as is the case in Chrome.

nialv7 8y ago
By that logic no browser should include the developer tools either.
- untog 8y ago
  If the extension APIs allowed it I'd agree with that, but developer tools need much deeper access than extensions provide.
- cortesoft 8y ago
  Right, but a web browser wants all sites to look good on them (which IS their main purpose), and including developer tools integrated into the product really helps web site developers make that happen. RSS isn't used by people to make the main product of a browser better.