Firefox support

[davhdavh]

dotnet/runtime#61776 says there is Firefox support

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• Content: Debug ASP.NET Core Blazor WebAssembly
• Content Source: aspnetcore/blazor/debug.md
• Product: aspnet-core
• Technology: aspnetcore-blazor
• GitHub Login: @guardrex
• Microsoft Alias: riande

[guardrex]

Thanks @davhdavh.

@captainsafia ... Shall I schedule rolling in FF as a supported browser? If so ...

• What doc version (ASP.NET Core version) shall we start with for the coverage on this?
• I assume that if we're going forward with this that the setting value for FF is "browser": "firefox" ... correct?
• Any other gotchas 😈 to call out if we proceed for rolling in FF coverage?

[captainsafia]

@guardrex I'm not doing much work in Blazor these days so not sure if all the necessary work has been done to consume this Firefox support in VS Code/VS/etc.

@mkArtakMSFT @danroth27 for guidance.

[guardrex]

Ok, thanks ... sorry, I didn't know.

[captainsafia]

Ok, thanks ... sorry, I didn't know.

No worries! You're welcome to ping on anything minimal APIs/MVC-related though!

[danroth27]

Oh wow, I didn't realize we had added Firefox support for Blazor WebAssembly debugging! 😲

@thaystg Can you help out with the questions above? #27411 (comment)

[thaystg]

We still need to do some changes on blazor side to make it work, currently it's a little bit hard to use the firefox support on blazor, because Blazor only send the PDB's if it's Chrome or Edge. Maybe we should schedule a meeting if you want to implement the support, or you can wait, it's in my to do list do the changes on Blazor side.

[guardrex]

@thaystg ... Is there a PU issue that I can track this on for those updates?

[guardrex]

I'm going to track this item via my UE tracking issue. It doesn't sound actionable near-term for docs. In-design framework features are rarely tracked here because they tend to clutter the workload with blocked issues.

Dan, I'll check back with you in 23Q1 on this.