While I typically rely on Firefox and Firebug for CSS testing and tweaking, I am now trying to transition to Chrome. One issue that is really frustrating me is that in Chrome, changing a CSS property seems to require clicking on it, deleting the current value, and manually inputting the correct value.
With Firebug, all you have to do is click on a property and use the up/down arrows to cycle through the valid options for that rule. For example, when adjusting justify-content, simply pressing up or down would toggle between center, start, end, right, etc. In Chrome, I constantly find myself having to reference syntax, which is becoming quite time-consuming. This feature seems to work fine with new rules but not with existing ones, from what I can tell.
Is there a keyboard shortcut available in Chrome to switch between valid properties within an existing CSS rule on the Styles tab?