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JavaScript JavaScript Loops, Arrays and Objects Tracking Data Using Objects Using `for in` to Loop Through an Object's Properties

Danilo Rodriguez
Danilo Rodriguez
1,663 Points

Same code as video, works, but looks different in Safari console.

So when I open the console I get each property with a dropdown menu which inside displays the values. Is this because I'm using Safari?

1 Answer

Jason Anders
MOD
Jason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,860 Points

Hi Danilo,

Every browser is different and will act differently.
With that said, unless you are limited otherwise, I really recommend not using Safari for development. Google's Chrome is much better for Development and by far the most used among Developers and Designers. You'll find almost every course here on Treehouse (or even other online schools), Chrome will be the browser used in the tutorials.

I switch between Firefox and Chrome for everyday personal use (don't even like Safari for that), but when it comes to Developing... I'll only use Chrome. It provides the most tools and gives extensive detail to what you'll need and use. Firefox is okay... Safari a very distant third.

Hope that helps (even if it is just my personal opinion)

Keep Coding! :) :dizzy:

Danilo Rodriguez
Danilo Rodriguez
1,663 Points

Thanks I downloaded chrome =]