DevTools Chrome or Firefox?

Question

Browsers

I plan to study DevTools in detail. I choose between Chrome and Firefox. I'm used to working in Chrome and it's faster, but Firefox is pleased with the presence of a Russian-language interface. What is the best tool for front-end development? Or are there no big differences?
This is not only about checking cross-browser compatibility and adaptability, but also about all the features of devtools, for example, js debugging

Answer 1

Key takeaway: Chrome definitely has MUCH more features. But not the fact that you need all of them.
The first thing that immediately comes to mind is:

• Chrome has a convenient color selection panel. With additional curves - lines of contrast.
  
• Chromium Ust is not a bad animation debugger.
  
• Chrome has a built in lighthouse test.
  
• Chrome has PWA debugging tools.
  
• Well, if you are developing an extension, then working with Firefox is like torture for me. Especially if you do not plan to publish it, but just make some kind of tool for yourself.
  

But Firefox, at least in the latest version, does some things better. I like the same network panel more than chrome.

Answer 2

In Firefox, the developer tools are much more convenient.
Especially, the web, opening links to resources from CSS.
In Chrome I use only lighthouse