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Like in fiddler you can watch the logs between client and server. Like fiddler; which logs all HTTP(S) traffic between your computer and the Internet. I want to inspect all traffic happening on the client side JavaScript that runs on a page.
Best wishes
bk
You can do this best using Firebug for Firefox 🙂
When you open firebug, open the net panel and you can see all traffic the browser’s dealing with. If you want just the AJAX requests, there’s a bar under the main tabs, select XHR.
There’s more info available on the net section of the firebug site.
If I misunderstood the question and you want to see all javascript activity, then Firebug does this as well, just open the Console panel and click profile, this will let you see what’s happening on the client with all javascript.
As an aside, if you need an IE specific tool, I’d really recommend dynaTrace AJAX Edition (also free!). It’s a very in-depth profiler specifically tailored for IE.