22:30
<jgraham>
I hink this is the point at which I bitch about the current state of airports in northern europe
22:30
<jgraham>
+t
22:33
<oojacoboo>
are there any plans to improve the inspector tools in Chrome?
22:34
<AryehGregor>
oojacoboo, they're being improved on a regular basis.
22:34
<oojacoboo>
I'd love to make the switch from firefox to Chrome, but the current dev tools make my css work much more difficult, over firebug, and birebug lite is just not good enough for solid use
22:34
<AryehGregor>
Interesting. I found Web Inspector good enough for my purposes, but I suppose I don't do so much front-end development.
22:34
<AryehGregor>
If there are specific missing features you'd like, the Chrome/WebKit people would undoubtedly appreciate it if you filed bugs.
22:35
<webben>
oojacoboo: improve them to do what?
22:35
<AryehGregor>
I guess they know that's a reason a lot of people use Firefox instead, so they're eager to improve it.
22:35
<AryehGregor>
When I filed a bug asking for a new Web Inspector feature, it was added pretty quickly.
22:35
<AryehGregor>
(YMMV)
22:35
webben
never understood what firebug lite offered over webkit inspector
22:35
<oojacoboo>
the one thing that is keeping me back is inspection on element and color based element identification
22:36
<webben>
oojacoboo: do you mean highlighting the element in the page
22:36
<oojacoboo>
for instance, inspect an element, then hover over it in the html DOM and it will highlight that elements box model
22:36
<oojacoboo>
but everything is blue, you can't tell if it's padding, margin, or what
22:36
<oojacoboo>
in firebug, I can do this and know within a second exactly the issue
22:36
<AryehGregor>
Yeah, that's nice in Firebug.
22:37
<oojacoboo>
huge
22:37
<oojacoboo>
probably saves me hours a week
22:37
<webben>
oojacoboo: sounds worthy of an RFE
22:37
<oojacoboo>
RFE?
22:38
<webben>
request for enhancement
22:38
<oojacoboo>
also, the layout inspector is much nicer to look at on firebug
22:39
<oojacoboo>
and the tabs across the top to access that or the styling, is much quicker for navigation and scrolling down the collapsable list
22:39
<oojacoboo>
s/and/than
22:40
<oojacoboo>
I think that the Chrome team would find themselves seeing a lot more developers jumping onboard if they improved the dev tools
22:40
<oojacoboo>
and as we all know, when developers choose to go one way, others tend to follow
22:41
<oojacoboo>
I've been holding out for about 2 years now on Chrome waiting for firebug or something decent
22:42
<AryehGregor>
oojacoboo, you should really try filing bugs asking for specific missing features.
22:42
<AryehGregor>
They're browser implementers, they're not going to know what web developers want exactly.
22:42
<oojacoboo>
I would if it didn't require so much work
22:43
<AryehGregor>
It doesn't require work.
22:43
<oojacoboo>
a form with 30 elements == work
22:43
<AryehGregor>
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/entry
22:43
<AryehGregor>
I count three elements.
22:43
<oojacoboo>
mmm
22:43
<oojacoboo>
must have been mozillas that was so bad
22:43
<AryehGregor>
Mozilla's is okay these days too.
22:44
<oojacoboo>
bugzilla... that is a pile of shit
22:44
<oojacoboo>
worst ui on the planet
22:44
<AryehGregor>
Bugzilla has very bad UI, yes.
22:45
<AryehGregor>
Google Code's tracker has very nice UI, though.
22:45
<oojacoboo>
yea, this looks ok
22:45
<oojacoboo>
I can actually tell what's going on
22:48
<oojacoboo>
submitted
22:48
<oojacoboo>
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=67512