[1] chrome dev tools are better [2] chrome has support the .localhost TLD [3] [2] is solved with nip.io [1.1] chrome dev tools shows page width when CDT is snapped to the right [1.2] CDT's...
[1] chrome dev tools are better
[2] chrome has support the .localhost TLD
[3] [2] is solved with nip.io
[1.1] chrome dev tools shows page width when CDT is snapped to the right
[1.2] CDT's Application tab exist
[1.3] CDT's Network tab is a lot easier to organize
[4] Bookmarks doesn't open in a tab
[5] Downloads doesn't open in a tab
[6] middle clicking a bookmark jumps window to the newly opened tab
[7] most "cool extensions" i've found online haven't been updated to quantum
[8] ((may be more if i think of them))
Switched to Firefox a bit ago, almost no regrets (and the few ones I do have are related to fringe stuff I've run in to being a web developer)
like what?
[1] chrome dev tools are better
[2] chrome has support the
.localhostTLD[3] [2] is solved with nip.io
[1.1] chrome dev tools shows page width when CDT is snapped to the right
[1.2] CDT's Application tab exist
[1.3] CDT's Network tab is a lot easier to organize
[4] Bookmarks doesn't open in a tab
[5] Downloads doesn't open in a tab
[6] middle clicking a bookmark jumps window to the newly opened tab
[7] most "cool extensions" i've found online haven't been updated to quantum
[8] ((may be more if i think of them))
Did you just ask yourself a question, and then answer yourself? What's going on here?
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Most linux distros have *.localhost set up to point to localhost so it works in any program.
oh, nice