When you press Ctrl+Shift+I in Brackets, it opens the panel, which provides a comprehensive set of tools for debugging and inspecting your code. Here are some of the key features you can expect:
Extensions like or ESLint don’t override the shortcut but heavily use the Console panel (opened by Ctrl+Shift+I ). They write detailed linting reports to console.log() , so you must open DevTools to see advanced rule violations. ctrl+shift+i in brackets extensions
In most browsers, Ctrl+Shift+I inspects the webpage . In Brackets, it inspects the editor’s interface . When you press Ctrl+Shift+I in Brackets, it opens
