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Just on an appearance level, the inspector in Safari is significantly better looking than the one in Chrome (although functionally they seem pretty much equival
by rahoulb 16y ago
Just on an appearance level, the inspector in Safari is significantly better looking than the one in Chrome (although functionally they seem pretty much equivalent)
- masklinn 16y agoThe only significant differences I noticed are that the Safari/Webkit version has nice gradients (in Chrome, the "tools" tab bar is flat and each section gets a "depressed" gradient when selected, in WebKit the whole bar has a gradient giving it "volume", nicer to look at) and the whole bar is draggable in Safari (for resize) whereas in Chrome you have to grab the intersection between the tools and the actual page. The former is a nice detail on Saf's part but not really important, the latter is a real pain in Chrome as I'm mostly using Safari/Webkit for my development.