Which browser console is best for front-end development?

Question

Mozilla

I choose between Firefox and Chrome. The first one really liked the "Responsive Design Mode" feature. What other advantages and disadvantages do these browser consoles have?

Answer 1

You will have to work anyway in all, if you are concerned about such a thing as cross-browser compatibility. And so, in my opinion, Chrome is like a de facto standard :)

Answer 2

firefox + firebug + firebug plugins
This bundle does all the built-in consoles and developer tools.
And one more thing: ff + firebug, unlike chrome + firebug, allows you to debug code for local files (file:///D:/temp/index.html)

Answer 3

Chrome

Answer 4

Chrome Fox and small Ie :) both are better, at least for tests. The fox is more convenient in terms of js debugging, and it shows more errors without a routine in the timeline. And chrome is like a webkit and everything, that and bugs are different for them. Mozilla's indents are sometimes buggy and prefixes should still be used.

Answer 5

Chrome is perfect for everything, Firefox is perfect for responsive layout. And then the taste and color.

Answer 6

Firefox Nightly has a built-in IDE for the web ... - yesterday's article from habr

Answer 7

Unfortunately chrome. And unfortunately because I write from a poppy.

Answer 8

What's stopping you from using both? Since you find pluses in one and the other (which is true, both are good in their own way, I mean chrome and firebug).

Answer 9

I put the choice on firefox + firebug, because it is only convenient to view variables sent by AJAX in it

Answer 10

There is no cool black design in chrome ...