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Just because you use a browser for webdev doesn't mean you use it for browsing. In fact, I like the idea of separating the two.
by w1ntermute 14y ago
Just because you use a browser for webdev doesn't mean you use it for browsing. In fact, I like the idea of separating the two.
- creativityhurts 14y agoMost of the devs I know use one browser for everything and IE for testing. I take it you use FF for dev because of Firebug and Web Developer Toolbar and Chrome for browsing and personal stuff?
- w1ntermute 14y agoNo, the opposite.
- creativityhurts 14y agoOut of curiosity, why's that? Why do you need a browser for dev and a different one for actually browsing the web?
- w1ntermute 14y agoI like the Chrome Developer Tools, but prefer Firefox's customizability for my personal use. I can install things like Vimperator/Pterodactl for Vim-like surfing, things like Ghostery to block monitoring sites, etc. Also, the high level of customization in my Firefox profile makes it unsuitable for testing sites.
- turshija 14y agoWell true, Chrome was always the best for browsing, and Firefox for developing, but now that Chrome's web tools kicks Firefoxes ass, you can use Chrome for both :) Or just separate it, Canary for development, and stable/beta/dev for browsing :)