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DevTools Tips @[email protected]

@_devtoolstips
Useful cross-browser DevTools tips
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  • @_devtoolstips
    DevTools Tips @[email protected]
    @_devtoolstips
    Nov 17, 2023
    devtoolstips.org just got a face lift! Now with: ✅ A home page that actually says what the site is about 
✅ A persistent sidebar to quickly access collections of tips.
✅ A persistent search field to find other tips.
    The new home page
  • @_devtoolstips
    DevTools Tips @[email protected]
    @_devtoolstips
    Oct 5, 2023
    📏 The current size of the viewport is kind of important to know about when debugging certain issues, or working on media queries. 💡With DevTools, you can easily see the viewport size! devtoolstips.org/tips/en/see-vi…
    Chrome, with DevTools opened, the viewport size overlay appears in the rendered webpage
  • @_devtoolstips
    DevTools Tips @[email protected]
    @_devtoolstips
    Sep 8, 2023
    🚨 New useful tip on the site! Highlight all elements that match a given CSS selector. 🔗 devtoolstips.org/tips/en/highli…
    Edge, with a webpage showing 3 highlighted elements, and a CSS selector hovered in the Styles pane
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  • @_devtoolstips
    DevTools Tips @[email protected]
    @_devtoolstips
    Aug 31, 2023
    Concerned about your privacy on the web? You can use DevTools to check if the website you're visiting uses third-party cookies 🍪🥠 ➡️ devtoolstips.org/tips/en/detect…
    Chrome DevTools' Application tool, showing the cookies section containing a bunch of third-party websites
  • @_devtoolstips
    DevTools Tips @[email protected]
    @_devtoolstips
    Aug 23, 2023
    💡 You can customize the way objects are displayed in the Console and when debugging JavaScript in DevTools! Even better, this now also works in Firefox, in addition to Chrome and Edge. Learn all about creating your own custom object formatters at devtoolstips.org/tips/en/custom…
    Firefox with DevTools opened on the side, showing the Console tool with a list of logs. Each log contains a color object that's been rendered by a custom formatter.
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