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I've found FF dev tools to have everything I need -- it's gotten really good recently. The only thing it doesn't have that I need to switch to Chrome for is for

I've found FF dev tools to have everything I need -- it's gotten really good recently. The only thing it doesn't have that I need to switch to Chrome for is for web socket purposes. Chrome allows you to see all the data sent/received in the Network tab.

joshstrange 12y ago
That's a big one, along with some small stylistic issues I have (I hate the console on FF) and little things like not being able to expand an object/array in the console (Yes, I know you can click on it to open an inspector but Chrome's approach is so clean and easy to use and doesn't take up half your console to inspect an object/array, Adding conditional breakpoints is a bitch.... I don't have a ton more off the top of my head but I know there are more and if I tried to use FF again I would run into them almost right away. At the end of the day I use the browser that allows me to do my job the fastest and more efficient. As of 2015-02-13 that browser is Chrome. That could change tomorrow but there would have to be a compelling reason and I have yet to find one.