No, it’s not missing it’s just in a different place compared to other browsers. It displays as another tab that can be revealed in the Console window. Hit the 3 dots (more menu) in the Console and choose “Changes”.

“View and Copy style changes” : this feature is missing from Chrome ?

If you want to read more on how to debug popups triggered by JS, check out these tips,

1) https://devtoolstips.org/tips/en/debug-js-hover/
2) https://devtoolstips.org/tips/en/debug-js-hover-2/

That’s how I’ve been doing it for ages! I like that there is a built-in way to do it so I don’t have to dig for my snippet or type all that out though. I need to try it one of these days, it’s my favorite tip on this list.

There is a simple way to inspect the js triggered ui states like hovering.

Run this script in console.

setTimeout(()=>{
debugger;
},5000)

Then go and Hover the element using mouse.

Wait for 5sec approx as in the timeout then browser thread is stopped at the debugger statement with ur hover state on the Dom element and then you can go and inspect the state like applied styles at that state.