A few Chrome debugging tricks
1/12/12, 4:09
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- Go spend 10 minutes reading this post.
A few things I’ve learned:
- Open chrome dev tools, click the gear icon to the bottom right, and take a look at the options … I never bothered to do it, but it’s worth going over this.
- Going to try Dock To Right … I always feel there’s not enough room at the bottom of the screen, and it doesn’t have to be this way.
- Hitting Ctrl+Shift+F will search all js sources. I’ve wished for this features for a long time and didn’t know it existed!
- Ctrl+O will let you lookup a specific source file … much more convenient than browsing through the list of sources.
חן אגוזי:
the ctrl+O thing is awesome.
I’ve recently been working on a big-ass web app with tons of plugins and lots of team collaboration. It means that there’s a huge number of js files on the non-minified version, and finding the right one takes a while. This search-file bit is a real saver, donno how I missed it all that time.
thanks for sharing
1/12/12, 8:53mark:
hello code ninja=)
Can I ask you a question – what is this debugging gives you (from the google chrome user perspective)
28/1/13, 7:44ripper234:
Debugging is for developers, not for ordinary users.
It is useful to understand what is wrong with a particular website, or how it works.
Read more here – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debugging
16/2/13, 9:31