Webkit web inspector has a nice functionality that allows to break script execution when any DOM event occurs. See Sources -> sidebar. In real apps, this is useful for detecting timeout / interval ticks. That’s the only use case that I had in years though. It also has XHR and DOM breakpoints, not sure if implementing these is as useful.
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Yes, I agree.
What is the current status of DOM event breakpoints? do these have an implementation in WebCore or was it removed?
I wanted to look into this after my current cleanup of Pause Reasons / debugger stepping.
(In reply to comment #3) > What is the current status of DOM event breakpoints? do these have an > implementation in WebCore or was it removed? I don't think it was removed. We still have the DOMDebugger domain, but it has been unused by our frontend for a while now.
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