How to profile the performance of jQuery code?

Question

JavaScript

I'm looking for slow sections of code in a jQuery script on a website. To do this, I use console.time/console.timeEnd because the Firebug/Chrome profilers show the lines in the jQuery library itself, and not in my script. How to do it better and more correctly?
There used to be a plugin from John Resig ejohn.org/blog/deep-profiling-jquery-apps that output exactly the slowest lines of your jQuery Js. But now, with modern versions of jQuery, it doesn't work.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

I find the chrome inspector very good for this. It can show both CPU usage and the profiling tree itself. My experience with this tool says that although it was a little difficult to understand the idea and how it works at the beginning, then when you understand, everything is just class.