This would be lovely to have. Right click + list of nodes + clicking could work, or even highlighting them all once we have a multi-highlighter. Or something else. Followup for bug 800857.

Multi-highlighter sounds hot. It might also be fun to jump to inspecting the node in the DOM inspector? The first cut should just be something like: * if there is just one event, clicking could go straight to it * if there is more than one event, clicking could pop up a list? Right-clicking seems unnecessary unless you have a better plan for left-clicking here.

Although slightly orthogonal to this issue, a big +1 from me for being able to jump to the DOM inspector from associated HTML elements (e.g., in the console and/or variable inspector).

(In reply to heavy from comment #2) > Although slightly orthogonal to this issue, a big +1 from me for being able > to jump to the DOM inspector from associated HTML elements (e.g., in the > console and/or variable inspector). Yup, bug 918728.

(In reply to Jeff Griffiths (:canuckistani) from comment #1) > > Right-clicking seems unnecessary unless you have a better plan for > left-clicking here. Clicking is currently used to check/uncheck the event, which might prove to be convenient than trying to hit such a small target as a checkbox? Maybe clicking would show the following context menu: === Enable/disable breaking on event --- Selector 1 Selector 2 --- Listener function 1 Listener function 2 === That way you don't completely regress the current UX, and add ways of jumping to nodes and functions. However, I don't see how the multi-highlighter could fit in with this (which is a shame because it may have looked really cool).