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If he's anything like me, it's just the muscle memory part. My understanding of JavaScript grew basically alongside the evolution of the Chrome DevTools, so the
by Roritharr 4y ago
If he's anything like me, it's just the muscle memory part. My understanding of JavaScript grew basically alongside the evolution of the Chrome DevTools, so there's quite a lot of subconscious navigation that just feels more intuitively, to me, in Chrome.
It's also a psychological bond to a certain extent, having relied on them during stressful times in my career... before that I had only FireBug and that served a similar purpose but didn't teach me quite as well and did never reach the status of "if the Chrome Devtools are open, I can understand what's going on here"-sense of security & confidence.
- aeharding 4y agoYeah you can get over that in a few months. It is annoying though during the process. I switched a year ago.
- flatiron 4y agoSpot on. Every time I want to do X in Firefox and it takes me more than a few seconds to figure it out I get frustrated and use chrome. I do need to break this bad habit though. Maybe I’ll try again this week!
- beebeepka 4y agoMy favourite is ctrl+shift+l to clear the console as ctrl+l focused the URL bar. Damn it, guys. I only use chromium for work, though. The tools are somewhat easier to use