Chrome DevTools

Being a marketer, my usage of Chrome DevTools is probably different than most developers. First, it's a great way to make changes to a website page using CSS/HTML, screenshot it, and then show it to your designers/developers or even management to get approval. This is much easier than writing up a long email explaining the changes. Show, don't tell.

Next, with console, it's easy to troubleshoot and identify issues with JS on the website, screenshot the errors, and send it to the development team to fix.

Also, the ability to test responsiveness of the website, emulate devices, orientation, light/dark modes, etc. is crucial to make sure the company's website is properly tested and is functional.

Lastly, not many people know that you can create custom devices with resolutions and dimensions, and then use built-in screenshot tool to get a crisp screenshot using those custom dimensions. It's great for creating app screenshots.

• It's hard to quantify, but the impact is positive with all the testing and troubleshooting it allows to ensure website operates smoothly
• It provides necessary information to fix issues and bugs, so it saves a lot of time that would be wasted blindly troubleshooting problems

Mozilla Firefox

Canva, Matomo Analytics, Odoo CRM, Odoo Email Marketing, Odoo Marketing Automation

In my organization, we use Chrome DevTools to debug and inspect the web applications we are developing, and the easy, clear and complete set of tools it offers really improves and speeds up our debug process. Errors and bugs are always annoying, and having a tool that makes hunting them easier and faster is absolutely necessary nowadays.

• Chrome DevTools makes debugging 100% or even faster than someone trying to hunt down bugs without any debugging tool

Microsoft Visual Studio Code, Postman, DBeaver

Chrome DevTools are an invaluable suite of web development tools for us at HarryAdney Internet Services for debugging, optimising, and enhancing our clients' websites. They make identifying any coding errors that may lead to slow or bloated websites. We use the tools extensivley in our web deveopment work to monitor and fix any errors or display issues which can arise.

• As a professional design and development agency we need to provide quality services to our clients. Chrome DevTools helps us deliver on that promise.
• We use Chrome DevTools on 100% of our client websites in combination with other more specialist tools for specific scenarios not adequately covered by Chrome DevTools.
• There's a definite learning curve to using Chrome DevTools, as you'd expect with such an extensive suite of tools. It's not unknown for "word blindness" to kick in, occasionally.

Microsoft Visual Studio Code, Windsurf, Bitwarden, Google Drive, Malwarebytes

Chrome Dev Tools help me debug my websites, find css classes to change styles on my development websites, and also use it to test various different view ports , device or what the website looks like on certain mobiles. It also has the Lighthouse functionality which aids in my SEO activities and determining the performance of the website such as how the page assets load and page load speeds

• Element Inspector
• Mobile views
• Lighthouse

• It helps me every day to get my work done
• My websites can be easily styled as I can check these styles easily in the front end
• I spend less time figuring out what code is needed to get my websites to look right

Mozilla Firefox

Zoho Campaigns, Trello, Google Workspace, Affinity Photo, Affinity Designer

Chrome DevTools allows us to debug/profile our online games' performance with detailed information about timings and call stacks per rendered frame. Using Chrome DevTools has allowed us to support many more lower-end devices and improve the quality of our products for every user. The powerful network tools are also amazing for improving loading times and figuring out WebSocket issues!

• Much more stable releases.
• More time spent on the product experience rather than bug fixing.
• A lot more users due to the improved performance in low-end mobile devices.

Safari and Mozilla Firefox

MobaXTerm, Redis Software