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I switched back to FF a few years ago after they came out with the faster engine and never looked back. I'm surprised more webdevs don't use FF. The console, IM
by mnm1 6y ago
I switched back to FF a few years ago after they came out with the faster engine and never looked back. I'm surprised more webdevs don't use FF. The console, IMO, is way, way better. In chrome, I see an XHR request, I click it, it takes me to another tab and there I have to find the request again (because it doesn't take me to the request, just the tab) to find its details. FF shows them inline with collapsible tabs for headers, content, etc. I checked a couple of weeks ago. Chrome has done nothing to fix this. But they sure have expanded their surveillance.