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I must admit that I find Chrome's devtools the easiest to use, but that's probably because it's what I'm most used to. I work at a web dev company and there's

I must admit that I find Chrome's devtools the easiest to use, but that's probably because it's what I'm most used to. I work at a web dev company and there's a pretty obvious split between people who prefer FF or Chrome devtools. Every time someone says "but you can do this with x devtools but not in y devtools", it's met with a member of the other party saying something to the effect of "yes you can! it's here!". I think it's just a matter of opinion/what you're used to.

Joeri 14y ago
You can't get a formatted treeview of raw JSON post data in chrome inspector, only the response can be inspected in this way. Makes debugging broken uploads difficult at times. That's pretty much the only feature of firebug I miss. The only chrome inspector feature I know of that firebug doesn't have a real equivalent for is the heap snapshot and compare tool. Really handy to track down memory leaks. Other than that it's indeed down to personal preference.