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I find Firebug's "LargeCommandLine" console option very convenient in some cases when you need to play with large pieces of code. Is there some way to have that exactly the same functionality in Google Chrome?

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Try CTRL-SHIFT-J - it is not EXACTLY the same as you demand, but programmed closely resembling firebug. You cannot get "exactly" the same, since that would mean running firebug itself, and that demands a Firefox infrastructure around it. You could include firefox-light into your page.

Also, you should have searched before posting: Firebug-like debugger for Google Chrome (scratch that - checked that Q from 2008 - seems like it's perfectly okay to ask again now)

HELP: http://code.google.com/chrome/devtools/docs/console.html

More Qs here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45965/how-do-i-use-the-javascript-console-in-google-chrome Firebug for Chrome

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  • I wasn't asking about the whole firebug functionality, but only about "LargeCommandLine" option of it. That means: 1) splitted input & output in console; 2) input is not cleared on submit. That's all I need to be happy :) – disfated May 15 '11 at 06:22
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    Use the "console" tab of the above. THAT part is much better than firebug - no split, just a large console area for input AND output, like any normal console. If you insist on that split of input/output than the answer to your Q is NO, but I wouldn't understand why anyone would prefer the split over a *real* console :) – Mörre May 15 '11 at 06:42