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Comment #30184259
Author here: for sure, but that's not the point. My point is that the initial experience for non-technical people using the web is horrible, and they will never ever get to the pla…
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Comment #29085249
Oh, I think I understand now. You mean when you use the debugger in Visual Studio Code the target browser dropdown only shows Edge or Chrome and not Brave? That is weird and I wond…
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Comment #29085201
I still want to understand the issue. The Sources tool is the same in Chrome and in Edge. And if you undock the devtools and you press CMD+Shift+I (or CTRL+I) on either Chrome or E…
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Comment #29081137
I updated the article with a preamble and flagged up on each heading which browser supports what.
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Comment #29079132
Author here: The first sentence explains this. This isn't a "Here is what browser developer tools in each browser are like". If you look for news on each of them, check out the pos…
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Comment #29077274
Author here. This all applies to Edge, too. I am also a huge keyboard fan and user and the command menu is incredibly useful. As to bringing Overrides to the main browser interface…
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Comment #29077241
Author here. We'd love to know what we can do better. What are you missing at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/devtools-gui... ? We lately spent a lot of time re-org…
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Comment #29077204
I am curious why you can edit Edge dev tools with Edge. There is literally a part of the article where I show that this is possible with a screenshot showing it on my Mac.
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Comment #29077183
Author here. No, this isn't "a technical PR blog post promoting Windows Edge". It is, as explained in the first sentence, a write-up of a presentation I've given at an event. It is…
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Comment #29077116
Author here. There are even more. $0 is only the current one, but you also have $1 to $4 as a history of the last ones/ I like that $_ is a reference to the last result of what you…
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Comment #29077093
Author here: Yes it is in Edge DevTools, you can read up on how to here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/devtools-gui... I very much would advise against hacking th…