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Having recently switched to Edge Dev after having used Firefox for roughly a year (and Chrome before that), I'd say Firefox devtools' strongest point are the st
by pluma 7y ago
Having recently switched to Edge Dev after having used Firefox for roughly a year (and Chrome before that), I'd say Firefox devtools' strongest point are the style editing stuff.
Somehow Firefox devtools feel a bit clunkier when working on JS projects but they offer a lot of neat gimmicks if you dig into the depths of CSS. I also find the guidelines when highlighting an element more helpful than in Chromium for aligning elements on the page.
Personally I don't get to use grid layouts as my code has to work in IE11 (I gave autoprefixer a try but in the end it was no significant improvement over flexbox because of all the caveats and limitations). If you do, I'd imagine Firefox devtools would be a gamechanger for you.
I find myself occasionally switching back to Firefox for CSS work, then going back to Edge Dev for everything else.
- The_rationalist 7y agoWhat percentage of your users are on IE11? Did you measure if there's at least one user on IE11?
- pluma 7y agoNearly 100%. Welcome to German enterprise intranets. The only good thing is that when the new Edge enters general availability, we can likely get rid of 100% of our IE11 users for good.
- The_rationalist 7y agoHaving to fight with IE11.. You are one of the heroes of modern times ^^