It's not exactly the same but if you select an element, you can see if there are any attached event listeners by going to the "Event Listeners" tab.
Here's a screenshot from one of my projects:
Thanks, but this doesn't show me a listener which is set like, say, so (I didn't write it), but FF does:
.on('click.bs.modal.data-api', '[data-toggle="modal"]', function (e) {...})
Yeah, that's true. Well, FF has some really nice features in its DevTools.
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It's not exactly the same but if you select an element, you can see if there are any attached event listeners by going to the "Event Listeners" tab.
Here's a screenshot from one of my projects:
Thanks, but this doesn't show me a listener which is set like, say, so (I didn't write it), but FF does:
Yeah, that's true. Well, FF has some really nice features in its DevTools.