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Better in some aspects, worse in others, the interface is different enough to create a bit of a transition barrier. You won't be worse off, it isn't a big effo
by sergiosgc 7y ago
Better in some aspects, worse in others, the interface is different enough to create a bit of a transition barrier.
You won't be worse off, it isn't a big effort to get used to FF devtools, but you must accept a learning curve if you want to switch.
- digitarald 7y agoDevTools member here. As this is something we are chipping away on, are there any specific places where the UI throws you off?
- sergiosgc 7y agoSorry, I'm not that useful for your question. My experience is from the reverse switch. I'm used to Firefox (it's my daily driver) and had to get acquainted to Chrome. I had to get used to Chrome devtools because javascript debugging is a lot better there. For completeness sake, CSS debugging is much better in Firefox. In time, I think both will converge.