Google Chrome's Javascript console keyboard shortcuts

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I would like to debug my javascript application using Google Chrome 3's developer tools. Everything fine and ok, until I actually want to start debugging. I can set breakpoints etc., but I don't want to debug using a mouse but using keyboard.

In Firefox + Firebug I can use F10, F11 and F8 for stepping over, into and run debugged script.

Are there any keyboard shortcuts in Google Chrome's Javascript console window?

System configuration (if relevant):

  • Windows Server 2008 R2 (would probably work the same in Windows 7)
  • Google Chrome 3.0.195.21

Edit
I investigated this issue even further and it turns out to be some sort of a bug, because when I restart Chrome, F8, F10 and F11 work as expected (same as Firebug).

Google Chrome Solutions


Solution 1 - Google Chrome

F8 - Run

F10 - Step over

F11 - Step into

Works for me

Solution 2 - Google Chrome

To see the full list of shortcuts for the currently installed version: in chrome open the Developer Tools Ctrl+Shift+I and then open shortcut help ?.enter image description here

Edit: To get list of shortcuts, press Shift + ? when you are in other than 'console' tab, like 'Elements' or 'Resources'

Solution 3 - Google Chrome

In addition to Chris Tek's answer:

Shift + F11 - Step Out Of

Solution 4 - Google Chrome

Here is the full list of shortcuts for the latest version of Chrome Developer Tools:

http://code.google.com/chrome/devtools/docs/shortcuts.html

Solution 5 - Google Chrome

Toggle Breakpoint: Ctrl+B, pretty essential!

https://developer.chrome.com/devtools/docs/shortcuts

Solution 6 - Google Chrome

A much better reference of Chrome DevTools shortcuts can be found here (https://shortcutref.com/chrome-dev-tools).

This page only shows the relevant shortcuts (level, OS, category) and has short and precise descriptions.

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