Firefox Developer Tools – Editable box model, Sublime Text keys
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Firefox Developer Tools – Editable box model, Sublime Text keys
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#2The add-on debugger is the big part of this update. Add-on dev is a pain in the ass on Firefox, and I hope this helps.
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#3Really nice update, I love the little functionality tweaks like the color picker. This is the kind of thing that will get developers to choose one platform over the other for day to day dev work.
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#4Wow, I'm really impressed with the strides Mozilla has been making on this front. Chrome has long had the best dev tools and is one of the reasons I hardly ever use Firefox anymore. Once these updates land it may be on par or even better. Excited to see true competition on the dev side of things now.
Re: Firefox Developer Tools – Editable box model, Sublime Text keys
#5Wow, I'm really impressed with the strides Mozilla has been making on this front. Chrome has long had the best dev tools and is one of the reasons I hardly ever use Firefox anymore. Once these updates land it may be on par or even better. Excited to see true competition on the dev side of things now.
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#6Looks cool. Still waiting for the localStorage inspector. I don't know how one can live without it..
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#7That's a helluva lot of improvements they shipped in v31, I am impressed.
Re: Firefox Developer Tools – Editable box model, Sublime Text keys
#8Wow, I'm really impressed with the strides Mozilla has been making on this front. Chrome has long had the best dev tools and is one of the reasons I hardly ever use Firefox anymore. Once these updates land it may be on par or even better. Excited to see true competition on the dev side of things now.
Firebug is still unbeatable, chrome dev has a lot to catch up.
Re: Firefox Developer Tools – Editable box model, Sublime Text keys
#9Wow, I'm really impressed with the strides Mozilla has been making on this front. Chrome has long had the best dev tools and is one of the reasons I hardly ever use Firefox anymore. Once these updates land it may be on par or even better. Excited to see true competition on the dev side of things now.
Same here. I still feel Firefox devtools are not innovating fast enough. Chrome workspaces and a lot of other useful features are just not present in Firefox. I feel that's one of the major reason I could never migrated to Firefox professionally.
I am also quite impressed with IE 10 & 11 devtools. It is really useful and has clean UI and UX.
In short I could say that: Chrome Devtools > Firebug > IE devtools > Firefox devtools
Re: Firefox Developer Tools – Editable box model, Sublime Text keys
#10Wow, I'm really impressed with the strides Mozilla has been making on this front. Chrome has long had the best dev tools and is one of the reasons I hardly ever use Firefox anymore. Once these updates land it may be on par or even better. Excited to see true competition on the dev side of things now.
This is probably a really dumb question, but is there any way to get Firefox to limit console output to just the current window? I've had a tab open (Grooveshark, in this case) leak messages over into what I'm actually trying to debug, and it's pretty annoying.