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I'm trying to debug the JavaScript of a website which references some JS via a random URL path each pageload. This makes Chrome think that the JS is a different document, but I can see the same JS is being served up each time. However, breakpoints don't stay because the URL is different.

Is there a way I can get breakpoints to stay somehow between page loads of the same JS with different URL paths, or maybe break on function name instead of the normal way?

Jez
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The only way i think is to put

debugger;

everywhere you wanted the breakpoint. As you have rightly understood that the browser considers it as a new file, and there is no way to tell the browser that it is same file when the URL is different.

Satsangpriyadas Swami
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