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oscilatingcretin
oscilatingcretin

Reputation: 10959

Is there a way to save all Javascript debugger breakpoints so that I can resume my debugging later without having to reset them?

Update: It turns out that using private browsing is the reason why my breakpoints wouldn't save, and that does makes sense considering that breakpoints are tied to a JS file which is part of a fully-qualified URL. I am going to assume there's no way to actually save this part of the browser state locally and just continue to use a normal browsing session.

Original question:

I think the closest match to my question is here:

Can you save a debug configuration und use it again later? Or export breakpoints? How does firefox/google chrome store breakpoint informations?

However, it's a few years old and has no answers, so I am asking a more specific one here.

When I am debugging complex Javascript in Chromium browsers, I end up having breakpoints set across various JS files. When I want to quit for a while and resume later, closing the browser causes me to lose all breakpoints and I have to reset them on the next session.

Is there a way to save the current debugger state so that I can reload all my old breakpoints? I do not want to use the debugger command because I may want to disable/re-enable breakpoints.

I will also add that I am also using Javascript overrides.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 198

Answers (1)

visdev
visdev

Reputation: 64

I tried setting the breakpoints and quit the browser (chrome) but I did not lose the breakpoints, try restoring default settings of chrome dev tool.

Upvotes: 1

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