In the world of JavaScript, debugging is an essential part of the development process. When dealing with arrays of objects, things can get messy. But fear not, there’s a nifty trick that can simplify your debugging journey: console.table().
Tag: tab
There can be cases when you want to be able to mute a certain tab, as you are not interested in hearing any sound from it. You may simply be interested in reading a paragraph and do not want to get bothered about the sound of the autoplay videos, or ads that are part in that page.
There are times when you may need to have a lot of tabs open, and navigating through them can be a bit painful, as your list can be too crowded that you are not able to read any title from the list of tabs. You can only view the icons of your tabs. There is a great Chrome extension that allows you to search through your tabs and navigate through them by only using your keyboard.
