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Top comments (10)
I always find Firefox's developer tools way better
That was added around the beginning of 2018
Last time I had Firefox installed was about 10 years ago. I’ll give it another try. Thx for sharing.
is there a specific dev plugin you recommend i try in Firefox or just use the native dev tools ?
@ameedjamous
Nowadays the default inspector tools are good enough but frontend js frameworks also have their own specific dev tools. You can for example search for "React Developer Tools chrome plugin" (or firefox) which usually give framework specific details on your app.
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I use Lighthouse in Chrome for auditing a site. I use Firefox's DevTools more often, they are very active in adding features. I particularly like the CSS Grid support in Firefox.
Super awesome! I love the little box model they have in there for css 🙂
Actually It's a copy of Firebug and Firefox inspector.