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Sorry if this is obvious but i cannot find a straight forward answer on the net so far…
What exactly is spy.js?
I keep seeing it in the console sometimes of firefox or chrome… is it somehow related to spry.js
I understand that spry is a js framework from adobe though..
spy.js is file within a firebug based development tool meant for debugging a website with nice tools (http://code.google.com/p/fbug/source/browse/branches/firebug1.4/content/firebug/spy.js?r=2796)
My guess is that spry, an ajax framework, is at times calling some jsonp that uses functions defined inside of spy.js, thus throwing a console error for the missing file if it wasn’t properly loaded.
Checking that all of your dependencies are properly loaded will likely solve the problem. But i’m just guessing.