In the age of javascript frameworks, a good portion of stepping
through code to debug is going through the internals of the framework
javascript files.  There should be a way in firebug to "skip" any code
that is in a certain file.  When the debugger comes to a function that
goes to the framework file and you click 'step into',  firebug should
not stop until it gets to a line that isn't inside that framework
file.

This would make debugging my code a lot faster and easier to
comprehend.

Does anyone else have this same experience?

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