The developer tools built into Chromium-based web browsers are—like the apps they debug—built in plain old HTML, CSS, and Javascript.
If DevTools ...
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Cool. I guess we could just use it to clear the clutter on devtools and maybe make it look nice. I want to see what happens if I write a devtools.css and link it so I get a beautiful devtools
Speaking of custom themes in DevTools, you might also be interested to hear that VS Code theme support is coming to Edge DevTools! See: twitter.com/partytimeHXLNT/status/...
I know EXACTLY what you mean about clutter! In Edge DevTools, we're creating some improvements specifically around this problem.
You can close the tabs you don't need and easily add them back with the + button if you want them back.
The Focus Mode UI I mentioned also helps you group tabs together so you can organize by debugging tasks.
I'm looking at other ways to improve the look and feel of Edge DevTools, so if you have ideas, let me know! :)
Wait, are you working on the devtools? Like working with the company? If yes, then please declutter.
Too bad that this is April Fools joke I was hoping to debug my dev tools extension, but CTRL+SHIFT+I just close the dev tools in Google Chrome.
Really?
It works. Only the arrow which we use to select elements doesn't
Aww, it's no joke, Jakub! Did you remember to first undock DevTools as described in step 2? The Ctrl+Shift+I shortcut will only open DevTools on an undocked instance. Hope that helps! ✨
Aw, that's pretty awesome I didn't read the article carefully. Now I can debug my dev tools extension. Thanks.
TIL - this is very neat! ✨
I am actually looking for an open source project to work on occasionally and stumbled upon devtools.
Definitely will check out what you guys are working on
The correct hotkey on macOS is Cmd-Option-I.
Please update the article.