Cross-Browser JavaScript Debugger: xBug
16
Dec
xBug is a JavaScript debugger that enables you to trace or step through your JavaScript code in real-time
It works with Chrome, Firefox 2/3, IE 6/7 & Safari 3.
Using xBug, you can:
- set breakpoints, and watchpoints in a separate code window
- see a trace log while your code is executing
- inspect variables
- get an indexed list of the functions/methods, and more…
P.S. It currently runs on the Windows platform.
Requirements: Windows platform
Compatibility: Chrome, Firefox 2/3, IE 6/7 & Safari 3
Website: http://www.xbug.co.uk/
Download: http://www.xbug.co.uk/download.htm
Compatibility: Chrome, Firefox 2/3, IE 6/7 & Safari 3
Website: http://www.xbug.co.uk/
Download: http://www.xbug.co.uk/download.htm
- Tags:
Javascript
- Filed under: Extras, Other License, Tools
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3 Responses for "Cross-Browser JavaScript Debugger: xBug"
Sorry
I have installed debugger, restarted browsers and cant see any new window or panel. How I can debug JS? Thanks
@milax,
After installation, it adds a shortcut to start menu with name XBug. You can start it from there.
Else it adds itself to MyDocuments folder. For me it works as:
file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/wd/My%20Documents/xbug.htm
After running that file, you can see the instructions.
Thank you!