How can I debug a minified JS in firebug?

Question

I have a web page which includes insane amount of minified JS files. The web page works perfectly fine on my local network but throws some JS error on staging. There is

Answer 1

Consider a Change!

Firefox w/ Firebug was my favorite JavaScript debugging method for almost a year, but I've recently moved to Google-Chrome's Developer-Tools which is far more superior.

• Chrome supports an On-The-Fly (built-in feature) beautification of JavaScript resources

• Once beautified, you are free to debug the JavaScript resource file, as it was "natively" downloaded beautified from the web-server. Breaking-points are set by clicking the line number.

• One of the most extremely powerful feature,
  Is once You've Stopped In A Breaking-point, You Are Free To Execute Commands (using console) In The Same Scope You ARE In The Breaking-point. In Firefox you can't do that. Its so easy to debug (even anonymous functions), You'll never be back to Firefox.
  Try It!