VS Code - Debugger for Chrome
A deprecated VS Code extension for debugging JavaScript in Chrome using the Chrome DevTools Protocol.
What is VS Code - Debugger for Chrome?
Debugger for Chrome was a Visual Studio Code extension that allowed developers to debug JavaScript applications running in the Google Chrome browser directly from the VS Code editor. It connected to Chrome using the Chrome DevTools Protocol, enabling features like breakpoints, step-through debugging, and variable inspection without leaving the code editor. This extension has been deprecated and its functionality is now included in VS Code's bundled JavaScript debugger.
Web developers using Visual Studio Code who need to debug JavaScript, TypeScript, or other web applications running in Chrome during development.
It provided a tightly integrated debugging experience within VS Code, eliminating context switching between the editor and browser developer tools. Developers could leverage VS Code's powerful debugging UI while interacting with Chrome's runtime, using source maps to debug original source files.
Overview
Debug your JavaScript code running in Google Chrome from VS Code.
Use Cases
Best For
- Debugging client-side JavaScript applications in Chrome from VS Code
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