Browser Development • Re: Visual Studio 2026

The latest and greatest...it still happens at times that I edit some code, then start the program with debugging, set a breakpoint and it tells me the source code doesn't match the actual program. Then I stop the program (that I'm debugging), start it again and then it works.

Funny that workplace chases latest build tools...but still uses freaking Subversion. TortoiseSVN tends to randomly complain about directory being locked (by itself) and to run clean up. Yesterday, it even crashed out of the blue and opened their website, which said my version is not supported...but it's the latest. It's possible I don't have JavaScript whitelisted, in case it depends on it to work right.

Bleh! Git (and TortoiseGit) just works. At least I don't remember ever having any random problem with it. Besides being unable to clone that Subversion monstrosity of a repo to Git with git svn on Windows.

More on topic, I didn't find anything specific written on the website regarding running Pale Moon under Visual Studio's debugger. Do you just build it according to usual instructions, run the browser, then use the attach to process option in Visual Studio? Asking because most things I messed with came with Visual Studio solution. Or it was generatable with CMake.