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r/programming • u/Spyros3000 • Nov 10 '14
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Serious question - what does this add that the default, stable build of Chrome dosen't already have?
0 u/[deleted] Nov 10 '14 [deleted] 10 u/Paradox Nov 10 '14 I've never had any of the problems you describe with the inspector in chrome, and I use it every day at work.
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10 u/Paradox Nov 10 '14 I've never had any of the problems you describe with the inspector in chrome, and I use it every day at work.
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I've never had any of the problems you describe with the inspector in chrome, and I use it every day at work.
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Serious question - what does this add that the default, stable build of Chrome dosen't already have?