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Protip: when you want to sell someone on something, a response of "you're doing it wrong, you're the problem" generally doesn't work. It's a pretty widely held

Protip: when you want to sell someone on something, a response of "you're doing it wrong, you're the problem" generally doesn't work. It's a pretty widely held thing that FF's dev tools don't feel as smooth or well thought out as Chrome's, which is frustrating because FF (really, FireBug, unless you count the weird IE stuff) pretty much _made_ the concept of browser tools great. I'd love to use FF again too, but for me the blocker is the UI and battery drain. 's why I just use Safari.

calcifer 8y ago
> Protip: when you want to sell someone on something, a response of "you're doing it wrong, you're the problem" generally doesn't work. I agree, but how is this relevant to my comment? I didn't say the GP did anything wrong - I asked them what they did. Not nearly the same thing. > It's a pretty widely held thing that FF's dev tools don't feel as smooth or well thought out as Chrome's There are a large number of groups with widely held beliefs where said beliefs don't stand up to scrutiny. "It doesn't feel like Chrome" is not a belief that doubles as valid criticism because it's not actionable. Its sole purpose is to complain about things while making sure nobody can ever act on them because it's so vague. > for me the blocker is the UI and battery drain While "the UI" fits in to the category above, battery drain is an actual, specific, measurable and actionable complaint. So please, more of the latter, less of the former.