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Install Firefox through your device's official marketplace to ensure that you get the best version of Firefox for your device. Most marketplaces will also automatically keep Firefox up to date.
Installation of the latest Firefox for Android version from Mozilla's download server is not currently available but may be offered in the future (bug 1663735).
Advanced users: Available Firefox for Android APK downloads can be found on the fenix project releases page at https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/fenix/releases and will be linked from the 'Assets' drop-down list. Starting with fenix version 82, APK releases are automatically uploaded to Github.
Introduction to Firefox Debugger
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Are you only using console.log to debug your JavaScript code? It is OK to admit. Using console.log is easy and convenient, but it has limitations. It isn’t great for catching things as they happen, or diving deep into code to see exactly where it is broken. To do that, you’ll need a full-featured debugger. The Firefox Debugger has comprehensive tools to evaluate and repair broken code. Once you learn the basics, you’ll find that using a debugger is not only fast and easy, but it can save you from hours of frustration, and potential ‘bang-head-on-desk’ sessions.
We’ll learn the basics of Firefox Debugger by debugging a simple to-do app. You will need Firefox to follow along. Don’t have Firefox? Check outFirefox Developer Edition.
Before diving in, let’s take a look at the Debugger interface. Hitoption + command +S on Mac or shift +ctrl + S on Windows to open the Debugger.
The Debugger is divided into three panes:
- The source list pane shows all the JavaScript files related to the current page or project.
- The source pane shows the content of those files.
- The tool pane contains info and tools.
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The tool pane can be broken down into five sections:
- The toolbar has buttons that control the debugger’s movement through the script.
- The watch expressions section allows us to watch expressions as executions are paused.
- The breakpoints section displays all of the breakpoints that have been set. Next to each breakpoint is a checkbox to enable or disable that breakpoint.
- The call stack section displays each level of the call stack, as well as the function name, filename, and line number.
- The scopes section displays all objects that are in scope.
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Don’t worry if you don’t understand what all of these terms and symbols mean. We’ll cover them in the following sections. Just take note of where things are so that you can follow along.
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Now that we’ve reviewed the Debugger interface, let’s use it to fix a broken to-do app.