The first version supported Safari only, as it had the biggest deficit in AngularJS tooling, and it's a browser I otherwise enjoy. Chrome was next as it's the most popular and I kept getting a lot of requests for it - kind of a surprise because of Batarang. It seems a lot of people favoured ng-inspector over Batarang for the design, which was uplifting :)
Turns out starting with Safari was perfect, as it has the most limited extension API of the three. After Safari, the other browsers were much easier to target with the existing code base.
The first version supported Safari only, as it had the biggest deficit in AngularJS tooling, and it's a browser I otherwise enjoy. Chrome was next as it's the most popular and I kept getting a lot of requests for it - kind of a surprise because of Batarang. It seems a lot of people favoured ng-inspector over Batarang for the design, which was uplifting :)
Turns out starting with Safari was perfect, as it has the most limited extension API of the three. After Safari, the other browsers were much easier to target with the existing code base.