Tool for detecting Javascripts events

Question

Do you know a tool or plugin (for Mozilla or iExplorer) that shows Javascript's fired events while an user is navigating and interacting with a web page?.

Answer 1

There is a good one, but it works only with Dev Channel version of Chrome: Speed Tracer

This extension is not only displaying the JavaSript events, but measures all rendering events related to the web page.

Answer 2

Sure the de facto standard is FireBug, it has a plugin for firefox and a lite version for IE, you can enalbe it on a website, turn on the console tab and click profiling, do some action and click again and you can see every event that occurs with many more details.

Answer 3

You can debug in IE too. You have to untick the option disable script debugging in Tools -> Advanced options - > Disable script debugging (internet explorer). The best tool for debugging JavaScript on Internet Explorer is the Microsoft Script Editor, a free component of Microsoft Office XP/2003

Firebug and Venkman's are good ones to work if you are working in Mozilla based browsers.

You can view a list of javascript debuggers here

Debuggers