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I really wish Firefox will catch up on the debug/devtools front. Nonetheless, I use FF as much as I can on both my mobile and desktop devices.
by codingisfreedom 1mo ago
I really wish Firefox will catch up on the debug/devtools front. Nonetheless, I use FF as much as I can on both my mobile and desktop devices.
- gib444 1mo ago> I really wish Firefox will catch up on the debug/devtools front. Genuine curiosity: what's it lacking?
- whatsThisBtn4 1mo agoYeah I'm not sure what they are talking about... Joke: it doesn't have 80% market share. But also with AI, the most I'm doing is hitting inspect and sending problem elements. Maybe screen resizing for mobile.
- rmccue 1mo agoThe CLI tools for automation are still a pain to use and missing functionality, which also means LLMs use it less; Claude gives up when it sees Chrome isn’t installed unless I specifically tell it to try and use Firefox. I created an automation tool recently for taking screenshots (for SOC2 reporting, hopefully tptacek is proud), and getting it working with FF on the CLI was very painful (but necessary since I needed my cookies!)
- realusername 1mo agoI do prefer Firefox devtools to Chrome, that's one of the reasons I use it at work. I think both are kind of equivalent nowadays but I find that the Firefox one has a better design and looks more polished