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note: "For this book, we will focus on using Chrome and its developer tools for two reasons: Chrome has a a set of versatile and powerful tools, and focusing on the tools of one browser helps keep the instructions simple." you say this yet two paragraphs away you tell the reader they should also look at Firefox! maybe reword that paragraph from "You should" to "It's also good to familiarize yourself with", etc.

Line 69, I changed from "We learned that", which doesn't make sense with line 70 ("We learned that: the javascript console". Reword?)
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random comment: <br> can also be written as <br />, yeah, which kind of is a tag that closes itself, eh?

updated img example to be a bit more helpful

"The `img` element is also a self-closing tag, meaning it has a forward-slash before the closing angle bracket." possibly explain what it means to "close" a tag at all, for absolute beginners in html?

or maybe you're assuming people already know basic html/coding. that's okay, too.

* surprised you didn't include W3Schools in your html/css resource list

Variables: you go from talking about html + css to Variables. is the reader to assume that you're talking about javascript now/again? there's absolutely no transition here and to me as a reader, the sudden subject change (without any transition/new chapter/etc) very jarring and I'm confused.
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fixed typo in line 31. That was a really bad one. Seriously I was wondering what "pf colons" were until I suddenly realised you meant "instead OF colons"
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fixed typo in line 31. That was a really bad one. Seriously I was wondering what "pf colons" were until I suddenly realised you meant "instead OF colons"
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lines 400-408 -- ahh! really bad! no ```!!! really badly formatted in the final version of the book!
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Merge branch 'master' of github.com:learn-js/learnjs-01-introduction
fix conflict