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Some sites have many scripts. For example orionhub.
In such a case Chrome’s Developer Tools become a little bit confusing (See Picture).
Is there a way to filter the shown scripts, for example by name?
edit: I found that when I am in the “Scripts” Context I can start typing and the first script matching the word I typed so far will be selected.
That’s OK, though it would be even more helpful if that feature would support matching sub strings and wildcards.
Try pressing Ctrl/Cmd+O for an “Open Resource” dialog. It allows to quickly search file by name and supports camel case search (type yAS for yetAnotherScript).
You can see other useful shortcuts by pressing ‘?’ in Developer Tools.