Why do people seem to prefer Chrome's devtools over Firefox's?
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Re: Why do people seem to prefer Chrome's devtools over Firefox's?
#2I develop, test, and debug on browsers that my users are using, and that ain't Firefox.
Re: Why do people seem to prefer Chrome's devtools over Firefox's?
#3I develop, test, and debug on browsers that my users are using, and that ain't Firefox.
Are you comfortable handing Google the power to dictate the future of the Internet?
Re: Why do people seem to prefer Chrome's devtools over Firefox's?
#4Can you modify and resend a request in Chrome yet?
Re: Why do people seem to prefer Chrome's devtools over Firefox's?
#5Re: Why do people seem to prefer Chrome's devtools over Firefox's?
#6For some reason, new Firefox windows can only be launched from the same environment from which the first window has been started. Even the same user who started FF cannot launch a new window from a new shell. That constantly interferes with my workflow.
Example: Say firefox has been started from the Destop already and now I want to start a new Firefox window from a root terminal:
su desktopuser firefox
Re: Why do people seem to prefer Chrome's devtools over Firefox's?
#7For some reason, new Firefox windows can only be launched from the same environment from which the first window has been started. Even the same user who started FF cannot launch a new window from a new shell. That constantly interferes with my workflow. Example: Say firefox has been started from the Destop already and now I want to start a new Firefox window from a root terminal: su desktopuser firefox It does not wo…
Use --new-instance.
Re: Why do people seem to prefer Chrome's devtools over Firefox's?
#8One of the things that FF's devtools are def. lacking is the ability to jump to a CSS variable's declaration. I keep on jumping back to Chrome just to be able to resolve that.
Re: Why do people seem to prefer Chrome's devtools over Firefox's?
#9I develop, test, and debug on browsers that my users are using, and that ain't Firefox.
Of course, Firefox users may just skip your sites because they don't work in FF...
Re: Why do people seem to prefer Chrome's devtools over Firefox's?
#10For some reason, new Firefox windows can only be launched from the same environment from which the first window has been started. Even the same user who started FF cannot launch a new window from a new shell. That constantly interferes with my workflow. Example: Say firefox has been started from the Destop already and now I want to start a new Firefox window from a root terminal: su desktopuser firefox It does not wo…
Use --new-instance.
Gives me the exact same behavior:
Firefox is already running, but is not responding.