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Discover 5 lesser-known but powerful features of Chrome DevTools that can boost your development efficiency, including real-time variable observation, logpoints, conditional breakpoints, DOM breakpoints, and log preservation.

5 Cool Chrome DevTools Features Most Developers Don’t Know About

I knew most of these, but the logpoints and variable observation are basically game changers for me.

Good read! Able to directly log using devtools without changing code is just so much more convenient!

I love the logpoints, this feature was new to me.
Also good to know: If you type <code>$0</code> in the console, it referred to the last selected DOM element. It’s a nice shortcut, instead of writing a selector. <code>$1</code>, <code>$2</code>, … is also possible and represents the history of the selected elements.