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So I’m debugging some code at work that I didn’t write, and I’m having trouble understanding why in Firefox I have additional .js files loaded than I do in Chrome.
After scouring the code I can’t seem to locate where these .js files are being included. I’m wondering if this is something Firebug can tell me or if another add-on or another method entirely can come to the rescue.
Thanks for your time.
Firefox can trigger a breakpoint on DOM manipulation (right-click on the node you’re interested in) – if the scripts are being inserted while the page is running, you could break at the very start of the page loading and then set a DOM breakpoint on the parent tag of where the script is being inserted. Then, when the script tag is added, you’ll get a break and a call stack.