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Is there a plugin for Chrome that allows you to see jQuery events attached to DOM elements? In Firefox you can use Firebug with the FireQuery extension, but I can’t find anything like it for Chrome.
Are there any other easy ways to see the attached events in the Chrome inspector?
Not necessarily for Chrome inspector, but I personally love the bookmarklet Visual Event. It displays a great overlay above the page, with icons showing what elements have events bound to them, and you can hover over the icons to show the event code.
A helpful tool for any browser.