@0xtero@ravnswood
The worst thing about Chrome, and best about FF, for my work as a web sysop, was Chrome hiding parts of the URL in it's location bar. First it was the "https://" (which is kinda important to see if you have your TLS configured right), now they are taking away "www" as well (so I have to reload in the network dev tool to see if the request directs to the right subdomain).
Also Chrome's dev tools used to be better than FF, but that was more than 5 years ago! And chrome is slow
@ShittyKopper thank you for pointing this out to me. I'll un-follow it, and see if I can find a better feed for Firefox news.
@0xtero @ravnswood
The worst thing about Chrome, and best about FF, for my work as a web sysop, was Chrome hiding parts of the URL in it's location bar. First it was the "https://" (which is kinda important to see if you have your TLS configured right), now they are taking away "www" as well (so I have to reload in the network dev tool to see if the request directs to the right subdomain).
Also Chrome's dev tools used to be better than FF, but that was more than 5 years ago! And chrome is slow