Chrome DevTools is a joint set of web developer tools built into the Google Chrome browser. It’s a powerful toolkit that lets you inspect, edit, and debug your code and measure your pages’ performance. In this guide, we’ll go over how to use all of the features of DevTools to test and debug your web pages.
Why Do You Need Chrome Debugging Tools / DevTools?
There are some reasons why you need Chrome Debugging Tools for testing:
- DevTools gives you powerful tools for inspecting and editing your code. With DevTools, you can quickly find and fix any errors in your code.
- DevTools lets you measure the performance of your pages. You can use the Performance panel to find and fix bottlenecks in your code and see how your page performs on different devices and browsers.
- DevTools lets you simulate different types of devices and browsers. With Device Mode, you can test your page on different devices and see how it looks and performs. The Browser Mode also lets you simulate different versions of browsers, making sure your page looks good and functions correctly in all browsers.
