Hi Sebastian,

Thank you for replying. I did not know 1.12.x was not compatible anymore, 
that is good to know, thanks :) On the Firebug site beside the download 
link it says 'Compatible with: Firefox 23+'.

The strangest thing; when I went to FF today - opened (Ctrl+Shift+J) first 
- interested in what would appear... but Firebug opened... Hadn't opened 
for last two days... maybe with the shut down last night, cleared something 
out - I don't know why it has started working, but it's great news :)

When it started to work though - it got this in the script tag - 'This 
Version of Firefox removed the old JavaScript debugging API. Please install 
Firebug 2.0, which adopts the new API.'

The reason for us still using 1.12.x; is we are having trouble with 2.x

We work on a large enterprise app that is very frontend orientated with a 
large JS codebase. With Firebug 2.0.8 running; when loading our pages 
(in obfuscated & minified mode), we are getting multiple unresponsive 
script alerts on page load, one being:
chrome://firebug/content/debugger/script/sourceTool.js:339

Clicking continue gets the page to load but when searching script tab, 
Firebug seem to hang, putting Firefox into 'Not Responding`, after a while 
these unresponsive script alerts appear repeatedly:
chrome://firebug/content/chrome/panel.js:529'
chrome://firebug/content/bti/inProcess/compilationunit.js:77
chrome://firebug/content/lib/url.js:111
chrome://firebug/content/lib/array.js:67

Firebug 2.x seems to be having trouble traversing the large JS codebase...

In debug mode; where JS is not obfuscated & minified - the unresponsive 
script alerts do not appear, but it appears Firebug is not able to search 
the multiple files loaded with the non obfuscated & minified code. 
Searching Script tab puts Firefox into 'Not Responsive', when Firefox comes 
out of 'Not Responsive', nothing happens...

Have you seen this before with Firebug 2.x against large JS codebases? Is 
this something the Firebug team are actively working on?


Thanks :)

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