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** User don't want two separate tools | ** User don't want two separate tools | ||
** Firebug has always been an extension, after all | ** Firebug has always been an extension, after all | ||
* A thing I'd really like to ask to Mozilla would be allowing addons to disable electrolysis if the addon doesn't I support it. Otherwise I fear many addons will be discontinued (a remark that is more global than the only case of Firebug) (Florent) | |||
* If you ask me the next step should be to make the defect list smaller. There are 583 open defects currently. We should get them below 250 or even 100 before we start working hard on a new big feature. (Jakob) | |||
* And we should rather try to add useful, simple, specific tools than advanced features (Simon). | * And we should rather try to add useful, simple, specific tools than advanced features (Simon). | ||
* Devtools try hard to cover every single advanced use-case, like memory profiling etc., and we shouldn't feel the need to do that (Simon). | * Devtools try hard to cover every single advanced use-case, like memory profiling etc., and we shouldn't feel the need to do that (Simon). | ||
* In some sense we want to compete, but with friendly competition, of course. (Simon) | * In some sense we want to compete, but with friendly competition, of course. (Simon) | ||
* My favorite new feature is CSS saving, as you might guess (Simon) | * My favorite new feature is CSS saving, as you might guess (Simon) | ||