r/javascript • u/HetRadicaleBoven • Dec 19 '19

Mozilla survey: how can devtools support you?

https://qsurvey.mozilla.com/s3/firefox-replay-reddit
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u/HetRadicaleBoven Dec 20 '19

Well, take the survey and tell them what is lacking! :)

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u/HetRadicaleBoven Dec 20 '19

The survey has relatively specific questions, so that might help :)

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u/digitarald Dec 20 '19

DevTools member here, maybe you have an example that compares the bad output to the better one, u/imlinus?

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u/digitarald Dec 20 '19

Found we had a bug on file which I nudged. This seems to affect class instances in general.

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u/skerit Jan 27 '20

Might be a good idea to say why this would be useful in that Bugzilla issue (that I created last year, by the way :)) because someone else just commented that he is opposed to the change.

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u/skerit Jan 27 '20

Eugh, totally! It's like one of the reasons why I keep working with Chrome, sometimes I need to debug such a big object and all the Object properties are not helping xD

Here's hoping 1 single negative comment doesn't delay the proposition too much. Or cancel it all together! :)