I can easily debug my Angular 2 (from an Angular-CLI generated project) Typescript files in Chrome and Firefox but I am unable to debug any of my typescript file in IE 11. All files I can see in the list are of type .js
Can anyone guide me on what I am doing wrong or how to debug the application in IE?

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Consider using polyfills to enable IE11 compatibility https://angular.io/guide/browser-support#polyfills. Are you using angular-cli? Is your application Angular 4? – Leo Caseiro Sep 24 '17 at 23:46
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in IE 11 you need to open your .ts file in debugger it found under "Dynamic Scripts".
scroll down to and locate your .ts file and open it in debug.

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And what if my *.ts files are not there? I can only debug typescript on Chrome – Aa Yy Apr 16 '18 at 16:01
IE 11 wont handle the maps files for you automatically like Chrome does. So you have to choose the map
file manually by right clicking on the js
file tab:
then you should be able to debug your .ts
file
However after the app gets reloaded you have to choose the source map file again, that is just wired experience and I would not recommend to debug you app in IE 11 at all unless you are experiencing some specific IE 11 bug.

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Apparently, the only way to debug .ts files with IE 11 is to create your own mappings between your .ts files and your transpiled/minified .js files, by creating .map files.
The feature is available only for Windows 8.1 and higher.
More information in the official doc, at the "Source maps" section.

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