Your other option is to just use the Espruino command-line tools to connect and then serve the IDE.
espruino -d Bangle.js --ide
# then connect to localhost:8080 in whatever browser you want
But it's a bit fiddly compared to just using Chrome. I'm actually working on something which should help to bring all this together a bit more as there are so many different ways to connect now - some easier than others!
Ahh, that is great! I had no idea you could do that! I was wondering already if there was a way to run the IDE offline as well. It does seem to be a bit more difficult to connect to the Bangle that way, but once it does it seems to work well.
Espruino is a JavaScript interpreter for low-power Microcontrollers. This site is both a support community for Espruino and a place to share what you are working on.
Your other option is to just use the Espruino command-line tools to connect and then serve the IDE.
But it's a bit fiddly compared to just using Chrome. I'm actually working on something which should help to bring all this together a bit more as there are so many different ways to connect now - some easier than others!