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It has ‘em (as seen in Safari). You can put the inspector button in your header bar through the customization menu and I think they’re pretty good. One thing t
by solarkraft 5y ago
It has ‘em (as seen in Safari). You can put the inspector button in your header bar through the customization menu and I think they’re pretty good.
One thing to note is that even with caching disabled in the dev tools it caches aggressively, which is why I don’t usually use it for development. But that’s why it’s a beta :-)
- saagarjha 5y agoAs a WebKit web browser, Orion ships with the same Web Inspector. You can disable resource caching from the "Network" tab, by clicking on the cylinder-looking icon in the right (it'll tell you that it disables caching if you hover over it.)