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Current state of Blazor WebAssembly and the Firefox Debugger #52698
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I couldn't figure out the best area label to add to this issue. If you have write-permissions please help me learn by adding exactly one area label. |
Tagging subscribers to 'arch-wasm': @lewing Issue DetailsTransferring this question here based on my question in the mono project To save you the long read, here's the gist of it: Taking that into consideration I have a few questions on the current state and future plans of the Wasm debugger and its support for different browsers:
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Hi @curtisy1 thanks for moving the discussion here.
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Thanks @lewing I just wanted to pitch-in my feedback on this:
As someone learning blazor, it would significantly improve my developer experience to have good blazor WASM debugging capabilities for firefox without having to juggle multiple browsers. Please consider adding support for Firefox in the future. |
Some progress #61776 |
Hey @lewing - the linked PR is now closed and locked (automatically) due to inactivity. Is it as simple as there isn't enough time/resources/priority to continue that right now or was something specific with the changes/direction/design of the work? |
Thanks to a lot of work by @thaystg and help from others there is now firefox debugger support integrated into the debug proxy and tested as part of CI, any issues with that work can be opened as new issues. Closing this. |
Transferring this question here based on my question in the mono project
To save you the long read, here's the gist of it:
As far as I can tell debugging Blazor Wasm is currently only possible in Chromium based browsers because it relies on the Chrome DevTools Protocol. Having Firefox support as well would be great since there's many people using it as a daily development driver.
Taking that into consideration I have a few questions on the current state and future plans of the Wasm debugger and its support for different browsers:
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