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FF just got web socket inspectors so I really don't know what chrome dev tools has now. Everything about ff dev tools is better. Especially looking at css layou
by philliphaydon 7y ago
FF just got web socket inspectors so I really don't know what chrome dev tools has now. Everything about ff dev tools is better. Especially looking at css layouts.
- RoryH 7y agoAs a web dev, I find the FF dev tools a good bit less performant, but I still try to use it always without reverting to Chrome.. The one feature I have not found in FF dev tools is Search, this is very handy for find random JavaScript on a JS heavy site. Edit: This post prompted me to Google for it: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Debugger/How_to/Search https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Debugger/How_... Move along, nothing to see.. :-\
- digitarald 7y agoAlso, Network full-test search is now in the Network panel
- RonanTheGrey 7y agoWell, I need to try the FF dev tools again, it's been about a year since I did and they were missing some critical things. Looking good, will give it another go.
- jessewmc 7y agoThis has finally allowed me to switch. I’ve been trying to since quantum came out two years ago, but this was always a deal breaker. Firefox is generally still a little buggier and less performance in my experience, but not so much that I want to switch back. Hopefully they can stay relevant.
- gherkinnn 7y agoCSS is better in Firefox. They also used to ship a web audio api debugger. The new scratchpad is nice too. Does 80% of what I need. But Chromes debugger and performance analysis still is a lot more capable.