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I personally think that FF dev tools are better that Chrome. Every time that I'm forced to use Chrome Dev tools, I get confused.
by Zardoz84 6y ago
I personally think that FF dev tools are better that Chrome. Every time that I'm forced to use Chrome Dev tools, I get confused.
- Cthulhu_ 6y agoI've not used FF's dev tools but honestly Chrome's need an overhaul, its UX is far from ideal and I use it daily. Disclaimer: I couldn't actually provide helpful advice on how to improve it, I'm not very imaginative :/
- mrweasel 6y agoWhen I used Chrome, years back, it was always despite the developer tools, which I always found to be worse that those in Firefox. To me Chrome is the browser version of Windows. I can get by and it sort of does what I need. It’s just that somehow it feels a little half-baked, while being too much at the same time. It can as you say: be confusing but you are also left with the: why is this a feature and why is this in my browser. Firefox has a few feature which only exists so I have something to turn off, but Chrome is starting to look like Emacs, all it needs is a good browser.
- jvzr 6y agoI'm happy that I am not alone! Quick example: event listeners in Firefox are visibly attached to their DOM element; in Chrome, I just can't find them. There's this Event Listeners list in a sidebar somewhere, but getting the function that attached it is a PITA.
- ancarda 6y agoFirefox's dev tools is a large part of why I switched back from Chrome. I just couldn't figure out how anyone is productive with Chrome's dev tools!
- antihero 6y agoThe FF console seizes up far less than the Chrome one in my experience. The only thing that is keeping Brave installed is the video playback seems slow/choppy as hell on MacOS. Edit: Just tried a 60FP4k video on youtube and it was smooth as butter so that's interesting.