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I’m debugging an app that is spitting out a huge amount of output that I’m viewing in Chrome’s JS console. I only want at tiny bit of it, but it’s totally choking up. Is there a way to pause a tab’s JS execution (or just pause new things being written to the log), or export the logs to a plaintext editor that’ll handle it a bit better?
(For what it’s worth, I’m debugging JS that’s generated by GWT.)
You can set a breakpoint by clicking the line number where you want script execution to stop. Or you can click the pause button to stop script execution immediately: