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The "ev" tag next to the DOM elements with events seems really useful https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Page_Inspector#Examining_event_listeners h

• pjmlp 12y ago
  It is the best feature of this release! One of the things I really hate in web development is tracking down who is messing up the events.
• masklinn 12y ago
  Especially if there's support for jquery-bound events as current inspectors are kinda useless for those (they link to jquery's internal binding functions)
  • mmastrac 12y ago
    Didn't the change the introspect jQuery event structures land recently? Is this in FF33? http://flailingmonkey.com/view-jquery-and-jquery-live-events-in-firefox-devtools/ http://flailingmonkey.com/view-jquery-and-jquery-live-events...
    • masklinn 12y ago
      The page linked by riquito indicates that jQuery events introspection will land in FF34.
      • mmastrac 12y ago
        Ah thanks, missed that. Shame they didn't stuff that into the release -- it would have been incredibly valuable.
        • mbrubeck 12y ago
          You can use it now in the Firefox Aurora test channel: https://hacks.mozilla.org/2014/09/webide-storage-inspector-jquery-events-iframe-switcher-more-firefox-developer-tools-episode-34/ https://hacks.mozilla.org/2014/09/webide-storage-inspector-j... (It'll be in Firefox Beta later this week, too.)
        • JohnTHaller 12y ago
          It will be incredibly valuable in 6 weeks when 34 lands in stable. Or you can use Firefox Beta 34 when it launches this week and try it out now. If you choose to try the beta, you can use Firefox Portable in beta form to keep it separate from your standard local install. We generally release it same day or next day as the standard beta.