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FF has had more solid console and debugging tools now for almost two years and it's one of the main reasons I switched completely from Chrome. It really is a su
by mnm1 7y ago
FF has had more solid console and debugging tools now for almost two years and it's one of the main reasons I switched completely from Chrome. It really is a superior, more reliable experience. And the console is light years beyond chrome. I definitely recommend it.
- kaycebasques 7y agoWhat makes you say that FF Console is lightyears beyond Chrome? (I write the Chrome DevTools docs)
- mnm1 7y agoMainly the request/response logging. It's all in one place. I can click an xhr and it pops up right in the same window in a tabbed interface. I can see the request, response, headers, pretty json output if any. In chrome I click on an xhr, it takes me to a different tab where I have to scroll and find that request manually. I then have to switch back and forth manually if I need to go to other xhrs. Maybe this has changed in the last year? I don't know but that alone merited the switch.