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Blisk is a customized build of Chromium that bolts on nearly everything you'll find in Firefox Developer Edition and half a dozen very useful tools you won't. In fact once you try Blisk there's a good chance you'll never use anything else for web development. Blisk started life as a Windows-only application. This seems an odd choice for a browser aimed at the stereotypically Mac-obsessed web development crowd, though, if Stack Overflow's audience is representative, Blisk made the right choice. It has since come around with a Mac OS X version and claims that a Linux version is in the works. In addition to a suite of developer tools that's on par with Firefox DE - which means all the standard Chromium Dev tools, plus niceties like one-click full screen screen caps - Blisk has two things that will change your web developing life: auto-refresh on code changes and an analytics tool that will lint your code and check for cross-browser problems in the browser. Once your project is set up in Blisk, you can work in the text editor or IDE of your choice and every time you save your work any open Blisk tabs or device emulator windows will automatically refresh.

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