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wkololo_4ever2014-05-31 12:33:37
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wkololo_4ever, 2014-05-31 12:33:37

Is it possible to view signed events?

For example, there is a lot of JS code, you need to somehow see which listener functions are called for certain actions (for example, when you click on some element). Is there a similar debugger? Or is there such functionality in standard browser debuggers?

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Appp Zooo, 2014-05-31
@wkololo_4ever

Chrome / F12-> Network/Timeline -> click on an element or whatever you have there, and in this log it will show
Firefox requests / ctrl+shift+k -> console/network, similar
Example:
In the firefox console I copied from the log: reflow: 2.03ms mfMd function, common.js line 745
In chrome, I got a little more complicated, but also convenient: open the Timeline, press the circle on the
left (start tracking / recording). and click on the element. In the timeline, purple will show your actions, stop recording, hover over the mouse and open a stack of actions for this period, and it will show everything that happened.
Screenshot of chrome (highlighted in pink and events and the button and functions):
6f774fa99021.jpg

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wkololo_4ever, 2014-05-31
@wkololo_4ever

@MaxKorz @Bandicoot Em, whatever you list is wrong. I need to find out which functions are called for certain actions without breakpoint arrangements (because the js file is too large to search for all functions).

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