Are you Chrome or Firefox ? - devRant

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Lovely

18

10y

Chrome
1

noonesboy

861

10y

Chrome Canary. I'll go back to FF when they implement separately instanced tabs.
2

tytho

2296

10y

Chrome, but mostly for the node debugging tools. I could probably switch to Firefox with some work.
1

Lewisyuburi

435

10y

chrome
1

felipebhz

938

10y

Chrome. Always. FF is second browser.
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cwebbn

79

10y

I test my JS code (OOP) on chrome. It doesn't work. I switch to Firefox
1

YoungWebRebelz

1194

10y

Chrome, Firefox has been unstable lately in my opinion. Also has some compatibility issues.
0

localhost

7116

10y

Human first and then Chrome 🙌🏼
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alybadawy

984

10y

I am probably the only web dev that uses Safari for development.
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cwebbn

79

10y

@alybadawy can you inspect elements in Safari ?
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uziiuzair

10698

10y

@cwebbn yes you can. In fact Safari allows remote inspect for the iPhone version of Safari too haha
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Ahed91

153

10y

FF Developer Edition
then chrome
then F2F stable version
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uziiuzair

10698

10y

@Ahed91 I'm assuming F2F is not Fire2Fox right?
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Ahed91

153

10y

*FF
@uziiuzair , my android text productions not helping at all 😢😢😢.
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Ahed91

153

10y

*predictions
😭😭😭
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uziiuzair

10698

10y

@Ahed91 haha I see 😂
Consider SwiftKey! For Android
0

alybadawy

984

10y

@cwebbn yes you can. Once you enable the developer mode in the settings.
1

Xmiq

107

10y

Chromium. Firefox starts to suffer after the first 100 tabs and Chrome removes non store extensions.
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mcraz

1648

10y

Canary
0

c0d3-x

145

10y

Chrome Canary
0

Michal78

616

10y

Vivaldi at home, Chrome at Work. :-)
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sankicoder

2

10y

Firefox for debugging and chrome for everything else.
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tampotissues

345

10y

IE at work. Chrome for life.
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MariusGelez

19

10y

Chrome for everyday use, FF for development.
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Neat

1086

10y

Chrome

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