It's so good to see Safari steadily making progress on being a decent browser.
2 hours ago [-]
etchalon 2 hours ago [-]
Safari continues to have the best developer tools, so long as you don't need to debug JavaScript.
aaronbrethorst 19 minutes ago [-]
I use Safari for day-to-day web browsing and Chrome for development. Feels like the best of both worlds to me.
akst 56 minutes ago [-]
I don't think JS debugging in Safari is that bad.
But I also use it as my main browser, so maybe there are some nicer features in other browser dev tools I haven't been exposed too.
etchalon 46 minutes ago [-]
It's mostly that there's no way for third-party tooling to initiate a debugging session, I believe.
akst 41 minutes ago [-]
That's fair.
baxuz 14 minutes ago [-]
It's criminally bad. You can't copy logged variables. You can't inspect worker threads (!?). WASM support is laughable. You can't even do a heap snapshot on demand.
But I also use it as my main browser, so maybe there are some nicer features in other browser dev tools I haven't been exposed too.