An invaluable addition to @ChromeDevTools would be an ability to pause at the code which attempts to navigate or reload (most important via `location.href` which cannot, to my knowledge, be captured by monkey-patching). Currently it only can pause on an unload event *handler*.
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Addy suggested an Object.observe() polyfill, using ES6 proxies. I'm going to explore that route. --- kaycehttps://gist.github.com/ebidel/1b553d571f924da2da06 …
Well, I tinkered around and couldn't get anything working. So I think you're right, there's no way to monkey patch this... forwarding feedback to the team... --- kayce
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Actually, @somplylasar, what about just searching for location.href in the global Search tab, and then manually adding a breakpoint on each call?pic.twitter.com/AzXc9EnX7R
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1) Breakpoints set manually aren't working reliably, too, especially on a minified codebase, I wrote about it a while ago. 2) Not every piece of code that gets executed may show up at the time of navigation. For me, the code was reloading itself on page load.
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