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It's interesting that you mention Chrome’s silliness when I find Firefox’ dev tools to be severely lacking, especially for WebExtensions. Examples include:
by fregante 5y ago
It's interesting that you mention Chrome’s silliness when I find Firefox’ dev tools to be severely lacking, especially for WebExtensions. Examples include:
- complete inability to run code from the console into the content script context
- content script errors are not shown in the console, you have to open a separate Browser Console
- overall buggy dev tools (I don't remember anymore because I stopped using them a long time ago)
I guess every browser lacks something, it's just that we notice when we compare "my browser" to the next one.
- thioordc 5y agoYeah each one has pros and cons. However if your doing POST and GET requests (Or monitoring network traffic in general) Firefox is much much better than Chrome!