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If you click on the "initiator" column in the network tab it will jump to the code that created the request. Can also see stack traces, set breakpoints, etc.
by PetahNZ 6y ago
If you click on the "initiator" column in the network tab it will jump to the code that created the request. Can also see stack traces, set breakpoints, etc.
- mistermann 6y agoIf anyone happens to know of a particularly good article on this for non-javascript (but technical) people, please post.
- sk5t 6y agoPlease clarify--are you looking to understand how browser events work without learning about the DOM and/or Javascript?
- mistermann 6y agoI suppose something along the lines of Chrome debugging for programmers who aren't javascript developers...undoubtedly there are some fundamentals you would have to become knowledgeable in, as with any technology.
- jimmyswimmy 6y agoAmazing - how did I miss these? Thanks!