There's a separate blog post with information about the updates to the developer tools here: https://hacks.mozilla.org/2019/12/firefox-71-a-winter-arrival/
Oh my, multiline editing in the console sounds so nice. Sure, you could have just used shift-enter before, but not having to do that and accidentally execute code is a huge help when I am trying...
Oh my, multiline editing in the console sounds so nice. Sure, you could have just used shift-enter before, but not having to do that and accidentally execute code is a huge help when I am trying to write data scrapers or other one-off utilities.
Oh, this is fantastic! I've created a few projects with Raspberry Pis and have had to resort to all kinds of stupid hacks like waiting five seconds before simulating pressing F11 in order to avoid...
Oh, this is fantastic! I've created a few projects with Raspberry Pis and have had to resort to all kinds of stupid hacks like waiting five seconds before simulating pressing F11 in order to avoid using chromium.
There's a separate blog post with information about the updates to the developer tools here: https://hacks.mozilla.org/2019/12/firefox-71-a-winter-arrival/
Oh my, multiline editing in the console sounds so nice. Sure, you could have just used shift-enter before, but not having to do that and accidentally execute code is a huge help when I am trying to write data scrapers or other one-off utilities.
I'm excited about kiosk mode. I set up a lot of digital displays and hate having to use Chrome.
Oh, this is fantastic! I've created a few projects with Raspberry Pis and have had to resort to all kinds of stupid hacks like waiting five seconds before simulating pressing F11 in order to avoid using chromium.
Do these displays do anything other than the have single browser window?
Usually just opens a custom web app, running locally on a LAMP server. A bash script to launch everything on boot.