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Is it possible to break javascript execution in FireBug (or in some other web developer tool) always when cookie is set (without setting JS breakpoints explicitly)? document.cookie = '...'; Harri This should work (run it in a console): origDescriptor = Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(HTMLDocument.prototype, 'cookie'); Object.defineProperty(document, 'cookie', { get() { return origDescriptor.get.call(this); }, set(value) { debugger; return origDescriptor.set.call(this, value); }, enumerable: true, configurable: true }); https://stackoverflow.com/a/41247745/2158271 does not seem to work in

I seem to have a strange Firefox/Firebug issue where Firebug is suspending JS due to invisible/corrupt breakpoints. (Firefox 3.6.17, Firebug 1.7.2) This may or may not be related to jQuery (version unknown). Since Firebug keeps a persistent list of set breakpoints, is there a way to clear out everything firebug might be remembering? I tried to reinstall Firebug, but that did not seem to help. I have tried searching for the issue but of course a search for "firebug breakpoints" returns thousands of tutorials on how to use firebug breakpoints. Under the Firefox profile folder , find the firebug

I am using Firefox 50.0. After auto update of Firefox to version 50.0, Firebug has stopped working and attempting to use it is showing an inbuilt Firefox console while inspecting any DOM element. Is there any patch to use Firebug on Firefox 50.0 version? Solve The problem by Changing Mozilla Browser Configuration Settings. Open A Blank Tab type about:config in address bar then press enter (click on I accept the risk!) find browser.tabs.remote.autostart select the option then click the mouse right side Turn The Option As False Close the browser for restart browser open browser again, inspect

I can easily set breakpoints in embedded JS functions, but I don't see any way of accessing external JS scripts via Firebug unless I happen to enter them during a debug session. Is there a way to do this without having to 'explore' my way into the script? @Jason: This is a good point, but in my case I do not have easy access to the script. I am specifically talking about the client scripts which are invoked by the ASP.Net Validators that I would like to debug. I can access them during a debug session through entering the function calls, but I could not find a way to access them directly. To

I don't have an experience with any debugger tools geared towards my language, but I recently found some videos showcasing Firebug. I'm now using Firebug on a script in which I included an error. My current understanding is: I can set a breakpoint, which is shown as a red circle. Firebug stops at the breakpoint and gives me 4 options (Continue, Step Into, Step Over and Step Out). But I don't understand: What the difference is between the 4 options: Continue , Step Into , Step Over and Step Out ? To me, Step Over is sometimes similar to Step Into... I could be wrong here. I would be grateful if