I am used to using DOM tab to inspect global JS variables that are present on the page in Firebug. What is the equivalent of it in Chrome Developer tools?
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I am used to using DOM tab to inspect global JS variables that are present on the page in Firebug. What is the equivalent of it in Chrome Developer tools?
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window, then you will see thewindowobject with everything inside it.p.s:
windowis the “top-most” object in a normal webpage. (Global scope) Since “Chrome Developer Tools” is specifically mentioned, we can safely assume thatwindowwill always be the global scope.Press
Console, then enterwindow. Pressenterand now you can see a list of global variables, such as$(jQuery) anddocument.