Originally reported here https://github.com/firefox-devtools/debugger/issues/7048

Let's see a pseudo code example but this is happening to me often when diagnosing :)

// breakpoint here on foo.
var foo = function2(something)
// foo is an array containing 100 elements.
foo.each(function(foo) {

    var blah = outside_fn(foo)

})
lol.where_I_want_to_be()


function outside_fn(bar) {
    // function with a breakpoint in there
    var breakit = bar;
}

There are two breakpoints in this code. One before foo.each() and one in a function nested in the loop. The code stops at the first breakpoint I continue the step by step and I enter the each loop.
After a couple of next step, I realize that the foo array is like a giant list. So I want to "step out" of the loop.

Because there is a breakpoint in outside_fn() the step out will loop to the next item and break again.

One way to go out of this is to set a breakpoint on lol.where_I_want_to_be() and to remove the breakpoint on the outside_fn() to be able to pursue the path. It's not very user friendly and requires a bit of mental gymnastics for remembering once you need to redo a round.

The desire

(probably unconventional for most devs)
Having the possibility to do a "step out and ignore breakpoints in the nested context". Aka put me just after the next step (mimicking what I had to do by hand, but without unticking the breakpoints.)

@miketaylr @digitarald list of my painful points/wishlist ;)

Made a glitch for the example: https://leaf-flare.glitch.me/

  var foo = Array.from({length: 100}, (_, i) => i);
  console.log(foo);
  foo = foo.map(function(i) {
    return mult(i, i)
  });

  console.log("DONE", foo);

  function mult(a, b) {
    const res = a * b;
    // add breakpoint here
    return res;
  }

I was thinking "continue to here" on the DONE console.log would work, but no, it stills pauses at the breakpoint in mult.

One way of thinking about it, could also be the possibility to ignore this code block (here the loop). The same way we do for a full library but just at the block level.

And with the sketch of what it could be in my mind (but need the work of a real UX/designer person)