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Javascript: after loading a page, is there any way to inhibit the use of a .js file loaded using the browser?

Hi,

after loading a page, is there any way to inhibit the use of a .js? I mean using any tool (firebug for example) in Firefox .

Regards

Javi

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Chrome's element inspector can stop and pause scripts. Is that what you mean?

trusktr  2010-10-14 17:33:15

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