Full Stack Developer. 👩💻 realtoughcandy groupie. In love with music. Although I've been known to listen to GnR (Guns n' Roses), I'm a bigger JNR fan...JavaScript, Node, React.
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Atlanta, GA
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Bachelor of Science: Information Technology (Kennesaw State University)
Not tried brave. I recently started using Vivaldi and so far love it. Chromium based. Very customisable, I love that hibernating tabs to save memory is built in.
Yes great point. In the end of the day as a developer I also use most of the browsers. Specially since WS debugging in Firefox wasn't good until recently.
But Firefox is my choice of browser for personal use since it's faster and respect user's privacy IMHO.
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I use Chrome because of the excellent and easy-to-use Chrome Dev Tools, so are there options that are as good (or better) in other browsers?
Firefox is awesome. Edge is incredible. and Brave is very promising.
Agree, Brave is definitely next level engineering.
Not tried brave. I recently started using Vivaldi and so far love it. Chromium based. Very customisable, I love that hibernating tabs to save memory is built in.
Yes Firefox Developer is a new nightly version of Firefox with really competitive dev tools. I recommend you to check it out.
The single thing I miss in FF's devtools is Chrome's "emulate focused page". Makes debugging dropdowns (and other focus-related stuff) WAY easier.
On the other hand, Firefox's CSS tools are unmatched.
Yes great point. In the end of the day as a developer I also use most of the browsers. Specially since WS debugging in Firefox wasn't good until recently.
But Firefox is my choice of browser for personal use since it's faster and respect user's privacy IMHO.